The 2018/2019 Programme is now complete, so there will be no more monthly meetings until October, when we'll be back with a varied Programme for 2019/2020. The new Programme will be published here as soon as the details have been finalised, so please check back here regularly to ensure you don't miss anything. 2018/2019 Programme 2018 October 16th AGM followed by a glass of wine and a presentation by Dr. Julie Bounford on Mazes and Labyrinths, the subject of her new book. November 20th Pat Doody telling us about The Fenlands - That Sinking Feeling. December 18th Social Evening at The Chequers, Little Gransden. 2019 January 15th Kenneth Lewis talking to us about local prisoner of war camps. February 19th Martin Davies giving us an update on the Windmill Restoration. March 19th David Tayor talking about A V Roe and the Avro Lancaster. April 16th Val and John Davison - The Gransdens at the time of World War 1. May 21st Paula Stainton - the Pink Floyd Exhibition, following on from last year. June 18th Farm visit - to Hill Farm, Little Gransden. Note that this meeting is NOT at the Reading Room and starts at 7:30pm at Hill Farm, instead of the usual time of 8:00pm. Hill Farm is on the left as you head out of Little Gransden towards Longstowe. More details on the News page. Below are the details of last year's meetings and events. They are included here to give an idea of the variety of subjects the Society covers. 2017 October 17th AGM followed by a glass of wine and an opportunity to listen to
and discuss some of our archive recordings of memories of the villages. November 21st Keith Tritton ‘An Astronomical Miscellany’, becoming an astronomer, what do astronomers do? Large international observatories – the story of the sky in pictures. December 19th Social Evening at The Chequers including a brief talk by Bobby Mitchell about his micro brewery and a chance to sample some of his ales. 2018 January 16th Sue Jarrett talking about her research into WW1 local newspaper reports. February 20th Paula Stainton will talk about her work as Pink Floyd’s Curator, how it came about and her 30+ years career working with the band. She will also talk a little about her 10 years working in Formula 1 motor sport for McLaren. March 20th Becky Proctor following on from her talk about Papworth Trust last year, Becky will talk about Varrier-Jones and the early years of the Papworth settlement. April 17th Paul Phoenix will talk about his life in music. May 15th Martin Davies will give us an illustrated talk about local wild flowers. June 19th MG cars night, featuring examples of MG sports cars owned by local enthusiasts, plus a talk by the MG Owners Club. Venue will be Hayfield Cottage, Sand Path, Great Gransden, home of Sandra and John Vinnell. |  Alms Houses, Little Gransden Still in use today |
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