Newsletter Extra – May 2021
Additional photos from our May 2021 Newsletter
Category Archives: Windsor U3A
Music group playlists updated
Malcolm H has provided us with another three months of playlists from the Music for a Desert Island group which members can access via the links within
Newsletter Extra – April 2021
Additional poems from our April 2021 Newsletter
Newsletter Extra – March 2021
Additional poems and green themed photos from our March 2021 Newsletter
Newsletter Extra – February 2021
Additional photos from our February 2021 Newsletter
Immune Systems and Vaccines
Natural Immunity and Vaccines Sometimes the news about Covid-19 sounds like reporting from a war zone. It must truly feel that way for the medical staff in hospitals, with the endless work and feelings of helplessness, and being surrounded by such sadness. We have a very difficult battle on our hands, but there is no… Read More »
2021 Monthly Meetings
On Wednesday, 13th January, we host Burmese Days – Major (Retd.) Paul Whittle TD. Members will receive a reminder e-mail with Zoom Meeting ID and Passcode on Tuesday.
Newsletter Extra – January 2021
Additional photos from our January 2021 Newsletter
Viruses and Pandemics
An overview by members of the Microbes and Society group.
What is a virus?
What happened in previous pandemics?
History of Design goes to church
Our History of Design group went to church for its October and November meetings.
In groups of 6 and suitably masked and distanced, they took in the architecture and history of All Saints, Frances Road, and then St Stephen and St Agnes in Vansittart Road, both in Windsor.
Photos of the month: Light
The November theme for photos (in December Newsletter) was Light, as we couldn’t get out for much of November, many were submitted from the Photography group member’s archives.
Photography group: Leaves
A pleasant and creative morning was spent by four members of the Photography group in Langley Park on Thursday 22nd October. There follows a selection of Leaf themed photos from group members, even those who couldn’t make it on the day and had to shoot elsewhere.