Protecting Elephants in a War Zone
A history of Palestine in 12 photographs by Roger Hardy
Nursing: past, present & future
A history of Palestine in 12 photographs by Roger Hardy
Bringing Water to the Poorest People
A history of Palestine in 12 photographs by Roger Hardy
Creating a Place for Nature in North Oxford
A history of Palestine in 12 photographs by Roger Hardy
Long Covid: What it's all about
A history of Palestine in 12 photographs by Roger Hardy
The Otmoor Riots: What the locals did at full moon
A history of Palestine in 12 photographs by Roger Hardy
A history of Palestine in 12 photographs by Roger Hardy
A history of Palestine in 12 photographs by Roger Hardy
Menopause: is it me or is it hot in here? by Sapna Shah & Peter Hinstridge
Menopause - Sapna Shah & Peter Hinstridge
The Power of Placebos in Medicine - Professor Andrew Carr
Placebos in medicine - Andy Carr
Eve bites back…An alternative History of English Literature - Anna Beer
Eve bites back…An alternative History of English Literature - Anna Beer will talk about her book, placing the female contemporaries of Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Milton centre stage in the history of English literature.
Christmas Bake Along with Sapna and elves, Aryan & Rayan
Christmas Bake Along with Sapna and elves, Aryan & Rayan All welcome, this is a virtual only event.lease see bacbs.org/activities-events/christmas-baking for ingredients/equipment needed
Burma…A very troubled country, challenges for health care - Peter Saunders
Burma…A very troubled country, challenges for health care. Peter Saunders, Royal College of GPs trainer and Beckley resident
Children’s SpinArt after school craft session
Children’s SpinArt after school craft session
Gene therapy and cystic fibrosis - Stephen Hyde
Gene therapy and cystic fibrosis. Stephen Hyde, Professor of Molecular Therapy, John Radcliffe Hospital.
A Poetry Evening - "Returning"
Guest poet Claire Cox with The Next Step Poetry Group.
Friends and members of the local community are invited to read their own poem or a favourite poem, or to ask one of the poets to read it for you.
The end of an earring - Pam St Clement
The end of an earring: a conversation with Pam St Clement
Rewilding: a fad or a transformative approach for conservation? - Mark Stanley-Price
This talk had to be cancelled due to the presenter's ill health.
Mark Stanley-Price will talk on Rewilding: A fad or a transformative approach to conservation?
Can mankind survive the current exponential growth in technology? - José Ramón Lopez-Portillo
Dr Lopez-Portillo, a resident of Beckley will talk on Can mankind survive the current exponential growth in technology?
Reflecting back on Britain's vaccination strategy - Anthony Harnden
Anthony Harnden, Stanton St John resident will talk on Reflecting back on Britain's vaccination strategy
Writing political satire - D.A. Holdsworth
D.A. Holdsworth, author and resident of Beckley will talk on Writing political satire
Public health research, life, and culture in Lao - Paul Newton
Paul Newton, Professor of Tropical Medicine, Nuffield Department of Medicine, University of Oxford, and resident of Beckley will talk on Public health research, life, and culture in Lao.
Monthly Walk
The next community walk, on the third Sunday of month, will be on 20 February at 2 pm for about two hours - route tbc.
Abingdon Arms Monthly Pub Quiz
This month's events begin this Wednesday with the pub quiz, which is held on the first Wednesday of each month, at 7.30 pm in the bar of The Abingdon Arms.
Surviving as a painter - James Gemmill
James Gemmill will talk about Surviving as a painter.
Monthly Walk
The Walk will be at 2 pm on 16 January, maintaining its usual slot of third Sunday of the month - route tba.