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Welcome to the Romsey Archway u3a current news page, where we keep members informed about our activities and plans. In addition, we publish a monthly newsletter.
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  • The Importance of Being Earnest

    On Friday 28th June the Theatre Goers Group ventured as far as Titchfield to see The Importance of being Earnest at the Arden Festival theatre. It was a pleasant surprise: spacious and with comfortable seats, a rarity in theatres in our experience. The sets were well imagined, with convincing period features, and the costumes of…

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  • Visit to Portsmouth

    On Thursday 4 July, twenty members of the Romsey Archway travelled to Portsmouth for a guided tour led by Andrew Negus, a Blue Badge Guide and Speaker. The walk started on the Hard, by the gates to the Dockyard, and finished at the Anglican Cathedral in the Old Town. Along the way, we were both…

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  • 2024 Yarn Bombing

    This year's theme was Nature, so the Knitters and Stitchers have yarn bombs representing different aspects, from plants to the basis of life, the DNA double Helix. They are all located in the Market Place opposite the Town Hall and in front of the statue of Lord Palmerston. From left to right, the bollard covers…

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  • Coffee Morning

    On Tuesday, 4 June, 50 members including 21 new members attended the coffee morning in the Crosfield Hall Annexe. The new member were able to speak to our Group Co-ordinator and Group Leaders, allowing them to appreciate the large number of diverse activities the the Romsey Archway u3a offers. It was clear from the committee…

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  • Easter Quiz: Friday 12 April

    On Friday evening, approximately 50 members of the Romsey Archway u3a gathered at Crosfield Hall for an Easter quiz that tested wits and wisdom. The quiz comprised six rounds of questions, each varying in difficulty to challenge everyone. The teams engaged in a battle of intellect, with each round drawing them closer in scores. As the…

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