IMPORTANT
All future meetings will be at Roman Park Hall(Berryfields) from 10.00 am to 12.00 noon (doors open 9.30 am)
Wed 8th Jun 2022
Bagels & Bacon – a second helping
Wed 13th Jul 2022
My Life as an Extra
Wed 14th Sep
No meeting – Tea Party(Ticket required)
Wed 12th Oct 2022
Travels with Auntie – BBC World Service
Wed 9th Nov 2022
Disraeli- Life at Hughenden
Wed 14th Dec 2022
Christmas Party
New member Rosanna Stefanelli has kindly offered to start three new groups, Belote, Vive la France and Italian Literature and Language.
In each subject there will be alternative groups, an afternoon group or an evening group.
Use the links above or for brief details see the Groups Page but for more information or any questions please use the appropriate contact form to get in touch with Rosanna
Planned starting dates:Â
Belote:Â Tuesday 31st May
Vive la France: Wednesday 8th June
Italian Literature and Language : Friday 27th May
u3a’s 40th Birthday & The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebrations
The Committee has agreed to the suggestion put forward that we celebrate these events with a Cream Tea Party on Wednesday 14th September 2.00 pm – 4.30 pm at Roman Park Hall, Berryfields HP18 0YT at which the Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire, the Countess Howe and Lord Howe will be the main guests of honour.
Unfortunately seating in the hall is limited to 180. The party will be open to all full members on the basis of ‘first come, first served’. Applications to be put on the list will be accepted at the April to July meetings and the invitation cards will be issued to the successful applicants at the July meeting. Entry on the day will be by invitation only and the tea party will replace the normal monthly meeting on that day.Â
Welcome to Aylesbury Vale U3A website. Here you will find the latest news about membership, regular meetings and the groups that are run from our U3A. We have a regular monthly meeting on the 2nd Wednesday of each month 10.00 am to 12.00 noon(doors open at 9.30 am) at Roman Park Hall, Berryfields HP18 0YT where you can find out what’s going on in the various groups, meet up with friends, as well as hear informative and entertaining talks by a variety of speakers. Periodically we have a coffee morning at the Watermead Inn where we can get together in a more informal way and chat over cups of tea or coffee. We pride ourselves on being a very friendly group of people who like to come together to learn something new whilst making new friends and learning new skills. So if this sounds like you – do get in touch.Â
Here are the currently available day trips taking bookings.
For the full year’s programme please see TRIPS.
Thurs 2nd June – Cambridge Botanic Gardens & Ickworth House
Wed 6th Jul – Kentwell Hall & Long Melford
Mon 1st Aug – Arundel Castle & Town
Thurs 1st Sep – Salisbury Cathedral & Wilton House
Tues 4th Oct – Fulham Palace & Kew Gardens
Wed 2nd Nov – The Vyne & Henley-0n-Thames
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If you are interested in any of these please contact OUTINGS
A number of organisations are offering on-line talks viewed from the comfort of your own home. Most are free but some attract a small fee (per machine).
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In all cases you need to book in advance using the links supplied. In return you will receive the link needed to log in – you will not need any special software. If you have not received the email with the link 2 days before the event please get back in touch with the organisers. If you book and cannot attend please be fair to others on the waiting list and inform the organiser
Mirthy, a commercial company, provides a wide range of free and paid for talks. You can register(free) and you will receive the latest list of talks and instructions for booking Â
Currently talks are available from
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There is an opportunity to see earlier podcasts on YouTube when watch any of the podcasts above
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Ron Adams has kindly given access to his interesting collection of photos of old Aylesbury…… Please feel free to have a browse and see a little of the pictorial history of our town..
