The first “Drama of Dunkirk” study Day was extremely popular and is being repeated by popular demand, with priority being given to those who were on the waiting list for the first one.
Come and Sing George Dyson’s Nebuchadnezzar And: Parry’s I was glad Conductor: Tom Hammond-Davies Saturday 3rd February 2018, 10.30-18.15 (Registration from 9.45, final run-through 17.00) Dr Challoner’s High School for Girls, Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont, HP7 9QB Tickets: £20 (£18 groups, students £5), including music… Read More »
The day will uncover the activities of Thames Valley communities across a 1000 years through the archaeological record.
Topics presented by leading Thames Valley archaeologists will include Iron Age hill forts, the development of a Roman town, how a Roman community became Saxon, how one site became a modern city, notable local archaeological finds and how we try to understand daily life in prehistory.
Many of you enjoyed Bernard Lockett’s talk at our March monthly meeting. If you would like a more in-depth study, why not book a place at this TVN Study Day on 18th October
An elementary introduction to Einstein’s contributions to modern physics. No previous knowledge of maths or science is required in order to enjoy the day. 23rd June.
A new date has been announced for the William Morris Study Day – 10th August.
Aspects of the Social History of the Thames Valley, 22nd March 2017, is now fully booked but a new date is offered on 17th May 2017.