EVENTS

Our membership fees include two evening meetings a year:
  • the Annual General Meeting (in Autumn) 
  • the Spring meeting
With a visiting speaker on an interesting and relevant subject, followed by a glass or two of wine and canapés.

In addition members can pay a small fee to take part in our  summer evening drinks party.  All these events are well supported, as our past events below demonstrate. We hope to reinstate out annual bus outing when we can find someone who is willing to organise it.

Members are kept informed of the Society's activities and its involvement in local issues through the newsletter in the Spring and the Annual Report in the Autumn. When necessary members are alerted by email of matters of urgency and/or importance. 

FUTURE EVENTS


Annual General Meeting - Friday 16th November, 7.30pm at the Haslemere Hall
Followed by a talk at 8pm given by Chris Harrison based on extensive research by his wife, Shirley Harrison, into the lives of those named on our town war memorial. The talk is open to non-members for an entry fee of £10, payable at the door. All are invited to join us for wine and canapes afterwards at no extra charge. 
​The Annual Report and notice of meeting can be downloaded here.
The Society proposes to adopt a new constitution at the AGM. This can be downloaded here and details of the changes to the existing constitution can be found here.

PAST EVENTS

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Transfer of Chair Chris & Jane at 2018 AGM
Spring Meeting, April 2016
The Experiences of Women during the First World War, a talk by Lynne Taylor-Gooby followed by wine and canapés.  CLICK HERE for some photos of the evening.
Annual General Meeting (AGM), November 2015
A review of the year including a talk by David Forbes-Nixon on Undershaw.  CLICK HERE for a summary of the evening.
Outing by Coach, July 2015
Visit to Canine Partners & guided tour of Chichester City Walls. CLICK HERE for the write up.
Summer Party 2015 
At St Christopher's Church.  CLICK HERE for some photos of the evening
Spring meeting 2015 
'After the Great War to the end of the 20th Century - the Changing Face of Gardens' with speaker Cherrill Sands.  CLICK HERE for a summary of the evening.