Please check with the organiser that an event listed below is going ahead, especially if travelling any distance.
Speaker: Alison Leighton. Boats were built in Stony Stratford for fifty years with many exported across the world. £4.00 for non-members.
Milton Keynes National Trust Association
A short family-friendly walk from Bradwell Abbey to the Concrete Cows, where you will picnic with medieval pilgrims. Bring a picnic!
Milton Keynes City Discovery Centre
Two walks to be led by Michael Hunt in this beautiful Grade II listed garden of the renowned architect Peter Aldington. Includes tea and cake. Cost £15.00
Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
Scones with jam and creams, teas, coffees and soft drinks. Activities for children.
Friends of St. Guthlac’s Passenham
The development of the police, from communities policing their own people in Anglo-Saxon England to the modern police service.
Bucks Family History Society
Stephen Young will interpret the evidence observed in the surveys of the area to the south of the walled small town and posting station. Via Zoom.
CLASP
Derek Blunt will take us on a tour of the quirky and unusual sights of Northamptonshire. His talk will ask the question “Why is that there?”
Roade Local History Society
Spend a relaxing and interesting afternoon in the conservation church and churchyard, exploring history and browsing the specialist trade stalls.
Speaker: Michael LoCicero, an independent scholar and Helion & Company commissioning editor, with a PhD in modern history at the University of Birmingham.
Western Front Association Milton Keynes
Through Amazing Grace, Dr Martin Clarke will highlight some important points in the history of congregational singing in British churches.
Cowper & Newton Museum
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