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Ludlow u3a meetings: Work of the Air Ambulance
A talk by Pip Machin 23rd February 2026 @ 10:30 The Air Ambulance as we all know provides a vital
Talks
Ludlow u3a meetings: Miss Plymley Recollects
A talk by Alison Utting 26th January 2026 @ 10:30 Join Kathryn Plymley for tea in 1816 as she chats
Ludlow Lectures: A Visit to Georgian Ludlow (change of title)
A Talk by Margaret de Lattre Tuesday 17 March 2026 Town guide Margaret de Lattre will escort us through a
Ludlow Lectures: Stokesay Court – Running the Gauntlet
A Talk by Caroline Magnus Tuesday 10 March 2026 After more than 30 years in charge of Stokesay Court, Caroline
Ludlow Lectures: The Renaissance of Ludlow at the End of the 20th Century
A Talk by Colin Richards Tuesday 3 March 2026 We tend to hear most about the medieval and early modern
Ludlow Lectures: Castle Lodge Past, Present and Future
A Talk by Ben Tagg & Patrick McIlroy Tuesday 24 February 2026 Castle Lodge is a fine Grade II* building
Ludlow Lectures: Suffragettes and Suffragists in the Marches
A Talk by Clare Wichbold Tuesday 17 February 2026 The Marches was a remarkably active area in relation to womens’
Ludlow Lectures: Trails and Tribulations – Stories from a Trail Pioneer
A talk by Les Lumsdon ​Tuesday 10 February 2026 Lonely Planet heralded the Heart of Wales Railway Line as one
Teme Valley Arts Society Lectures: Coffee – From Arabia to the Coffee House: The Art and History of Coffee Drinking
A talk by Christopher Bradley Wednesday 17 June 2026 Organised by Long before cappuccinos and skinny lattes, all the world’s
Teme Valley Arts Society Lectures – Trannies, Taste, and Teddy Bears: Uncovering the World of Grayson Perry
A talk by Jacky Klein Wednesday 20 May 2026 Organised by The definitive lecture on Britain’s favourite artist, by the