TEESSIDE PRINCESS RIVER CRUISE – Sunday 7 December 4-7pm … £28.95 p.p Christmas meal, Turkey and Trimmings followed by Xmas Pudding Anyone interested in joining us please put your name down at the Red Hatters Board on Wednesday . Payment in full to book will be taken at Septembers U3A Meeting and Red Hatters Meeting … Continue reading →

Wednesday 30th July, 10:00am📍 Seaham Town Hall 🎤 Guest Speaker: Stephanie Yearnshire🗣 Talk: Mary Ann Cotton(Please note: This is a change from the originally planned speaker – many thanks to Stephanie for stepping in at short notice!) 🎉 U3A Tenth Birthday Party📅 Tuesday 10th September💷 Cost: £7 (Subsidised)We are taking names and payments.➡️ More Details … Continue reading →

The Red Hatters enjoying themselves aboard the Teesside Princess at the end of June… Upcoming Red Hatter Events Donnison School Afternoon Tea and Lecture  Wednesday 3rd September at 1-4pm  £14 p.p. By popular request the Red Hatters are off again to Donnison School for another scummy Afternoon Tea with proper sandwiches, scones and cream cakes. … Continue reading →

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Next Lunch Date:📍 The Copt Hill🗓 Thursday 7th August🕛 12 noon We’re looking forward to an enjoyable afternoon at The Copt Hill! If you’d like to join us, please add your name at the monthly meeting. A menu will be available for you to make your selection, and we’ll be collecting full payment at that … Continue reading →

🌟 Kynren 📅 Saturday, 16th August🚌 Coach departs from Costa at 6:00 PM🎟️ New tickets will be handed out on the bus as the old one’s are no longer valid⏰ Performance ends at 10:15 PM 🌸 Harrogate Autumn Flower Show at Newby Hall 📅 Friday, 19th September🎟️ Tickets: £26 (discounted)🪑 Plenty of seats still available … Continue reading →

🌿 U3A Litter Picking Group – Join Us! 🌿Making a visible difference to our local area – one bag at a time! Last month, we were lucky with the weather and had a lovely morning out litter picking. Starting opposite Aldi, we worked our way down to behind Bells Fish Shop. There were just five … Continue reading →