Tring u3a

Welcome to Tring u3a

learn, laugh, live

Are you looking for new experiences, to make new friends or learn a new skill? If you live in Tring or the surrounding area then we can help.

The University of the Third Age is a network of over 1,000 affiliated groups nationwide. Each group is a self-managed, learning co-operative for those no longer in full-time employment.

Tring u3a is a friendly, inclusive organisation with over 450 members. Join us and enjoy the benefits:

• Over thirty Interest Groups to choose from
• Coffee mornings where you can meet friends and chat
• Talks by experienced speakers
• Local and National newsletters to keep you informed.

Join us at our next meeting at the
Victoria Hall, Tring.

Notice

Earlier this month Moz Copestake recorded an interview, including one of his short stories, for Radio Dacorum’s new show “Your Words”. This is hosted by Louisa Guise and will air at 8:00 pm on Wednesday 5th August on www.radiodacourum.org.uk – Internet radio available on your PC, laptop or smartphone. He will be talking about the Tring u3a Writing Group which he coordinates.

He hopes that other members will feature on future shows. Without mentioning names, he refers to specific help and encouragement he has received from our Writing Group and what everyone brings to the party.

Other U3A members, not in the Writing Group, who may also be interested in sharing their work.
Details can be found here https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/K2n1Q4zUvL.

Chairman's Corner

Our Tring u3a website has had an update. You can now see the results of various groups’ skills and efforts. To see what fellow u3a members get up to in their groups, go to the Tring U3A Website and click one of the Groups marked with an asterisk *. Then, click on the ‘See our . . .’ link.

Don’t forget, you, our members, are our best advertisement and our best recruiters,

SPREAD THE WORD and help us grow our membership.

Frank

Top TIps from the Groups

Gardening:

Harvest frequently; Deadhead flowers; Monitor for pests.

Exercise:

Sun’s out, let’s keep on walking, don’t forget the water bottle.