The Tuesday Club was started in 1976 for residents of Weedon and Hardwick to provide entertaining talks and activities in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere for anyone who was interested.
Over the years we have attracted and welcomed additional members from other villages. We have covered a multitude of topics, gone out on fascinating visits and been entertained by many and various talented people.
We meet in Weedon Old Schoolroom usually at 8 pm on the second Tuesday of the month. Activities are advertised in The Parish Magazine & Village Newsletter and here on this website.
The annual subscription is just £20 or £5 per meeting for non-members. At every meeting there is a raffle (50p per ticket) and tea/coffee and delicious biscuits are served after the talk (£1).
We are always delighted to welcome new members. For further information, please feel free to contact Judy Nagele on 01296 641278.
Or just come along and give it a try!
TUESDAY CLUB PROGRAMME APRIL 26 - MARCH 27
PDF of Tuesday Club Programme Apr 26 to Mar 27 for download here.
14 April "66 MEN OF GRANDPOINT 1914-18"
Mrs Liz Woolley will give this inspiring talk.
12 May “THE COUNTRYSIDE IN SPRING”
An illustrated talk by the excellent Mr John Tyler.
9 June “SO, WHO BROKE THE ENIGMA CODE, ANYWAY?”
Mr Michael Kushner will tell the story of the Polish codebreakers.
14 July “THE THIRD LONDON AIRPORT - It could have happened!”
A talk by Mr J Flewin.
11 August COFFEE MORNING AT WHITE COTTAGE, EAST END
10.30am Delicious cakes, coffee and tea. Bring and Buy Sale and Raffle. In aid of Florence Nightingale Hospice.
8 September “SMUGGLERS, PIRATES AND PRESS-GANGS”
An entertaining talk by the very knowledgeable Mr Colin Oakes.
13 October “BUCKINGHAMSHIRE WORKHOUSES”
Their story as told by Mr Julian Hunt, local historian.
10 November “A SPINNING JOURNEY”
A history of spinning, with live demonstration, by former Weedon resident Mrs Alyson Perrett.
8 December “ENTERTAINMENT!”
7pm for 7.30pm. Followed by light refreshments in enjoyable company!
12 January “ANSON'S VOYAGE AROUND THE WORLD 1740-44”
An illustrated talk by Mr George Anson of Lilies about his ancestor's globe-spanning travels.
9 February “BRAZIL - NOT JUST JAGUARS”
Mr Tony Eaton reveals his investigations.
9 March “TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED” - Part 1
An entertaining talk by Mr Alan Copeland.
plus AGM