Programme 2026
Meetings take place on Thursday evenings at 7.30pm in Warmington Village Hall (unless otherwise stated). Members free, guests, £2. Membership is only £10 per year!
(Page updated 8th April 2026)
2026
16th April
Backtracks – detecting the past, Colin Clay & Phil Taylor
Colin Clay and Phil Traylor will be looking at how modern technology can help us explore the past.
The talk will describe the use of computers and modern technologies, such as LIDAR and Satellite Imaging, to detect remotely traces of the landscape which have almost disappeared. The talk will include features such as ancient tracks, deserted Roman roads, medieval villages since deserted (DMV), village design and hillforts.
Coffee and biscuits on the house…members free, guests £2
21st May
Alan Godfrey: Some postal history,
18th June
Hopefully, another garden party?
17th September
Andrew Baxter.
Andrew is giving one of his Masterclasses of a talk which is not to be missed! Make a note in your diary, now.
What did the Romans do for us?”
They built roads that stretched from Lands End to John O Groats. Well, not quite, but not far off.
How did they build those roads that went for miles in dead straight lines? The talk takes us back 2000 years and with surveying techniques from back then, all will be revealed.
15th October
Colin and Phil: Pub Signs,
19th November
Our usual short A.G.M.
Followed by a talk: Sarah Brooke-Taylor. The ATS during World War II