Lutterworth u3a
About us
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Lutterworth u3a is one of over 1000 UK wide charities affiliated to the Third Age Trust that provide the opportunity for those no longer in full time employment to come together to Learn, Laugh and Live for fun. It is all voluntary, friendly, low cost and open to all.
u3a members draw upon their knowledge and experience to teach and learn from each other for pleasure so learning is its own reward.
What does being a member of Lutterworth u3a offer?
* Being part of an organisation with over 250 members
* Access to different local groups
* Monthly meetings open to all members
* Regular local newsletters and updates
We meet on the second Tuesday of the month at the Wycliffe Rooms (10 times a year)in George Street, Lutterworth but in July we have a days out to a place of interest and in August we have our annual picnic.
Between 9.45am and 10.15am refreshments are available and everyone has a chance to meet group organisers and see what group events have been arranged. At around 10.15am and after relevant notices are given the speaker, who entertains us for about 45 mins will be introduced. Details of our monthly speakers can be found below.
u3a members draw upon their knowledge and experience to teach and learn from each other for pleasure so learning is its own reward.
What does being a member of Lutterworth u3a offer?
* Being part of an organisation with over 250 members
* Access to different local groups
* Monthly meetings open to all members
* Regular local newsletters and updates
We meet on the second Tuesday of the month at the Wycliffe Rooms (10 times a year)in George Street, Lutterworth but in July we have a days out to a place of interest and in August we have our annual picnic.
Between 9.45am and 10.15am refreshments are available and everyone has a chance to meet group organisers and see what group events have been arranged. At around 10.15am and after relevant notices are given the speaker, who entertains us for about 45 mins will be introduced. Details of our monthly speakers can be found below.
May 2025: Jo Golby
June 2025: Peter Turner-Powell “The History of a House with a Few Digressions along the Way”
July 2025: Day Out.
August 2025: Picnic.
September 2025: Brian Fare "Military History"
October 2025: Carol Brooks "Burma and the Karen People"
November 2025: Martin Lloyd
December 2025: In House
January 2026: Mike Burton "The Water Babies" by Charles Kingsley
February 2026: Ann Featherstone