26 JANUARY

VICTORIAN ENTERTAINMENT

KATRINA SILIPRANDI
Head of Learning, Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service

23 FEBRUARY

MY LIFE AS AN AUCTIONEER

NEIL LANHAM,
of Oral Traditions

22 MARCH

HENRY CRABBE ROBINSON
Bury born, who in the 19th century became the world’s first war correspondent: the man who knew everyone

PETER HEPPLE,
Group member

26 APRIL

PORTRAIT OF A SUFFOLK RIVER
A study of the River Alde from source to mouth covering its history, surroundings and moods.

CHRISTOPHER PARFITT

24 MAY

TALES FROM THE BENCH

MR GRAHAM HIGGINS
29 years as B S E  Magistrate

28 JUNE and 5 JULY

VISIT TO HILL FARM GESTINGTHORPE MUSEUM with finds from Roman Villa excavations found on the farm owned by Ashley Cooper and his nonagenarian father Harold.

Numbers limited to 25 each visit.  Share transport and meet at Gestingthorpe for a 2pm start

ASHLEY COOPER is a local farmer and renowned  author of books on agricultural history

26 JULY

LOCAL CRIME COMMUNITY SENTENCE PROJECT

JOINT MAGISTRATES AND PROBATION OFFICERS VENTURE
follow-on from May’ s talk

AUGUST

No Meeting

27 SEPTEMBER

CREATING A LIVING LANDSCAPE FOR SUFFOLK

SUFFOLK WILDLIFE TRUST

25 OCTOBER

EAST ANGLIAN CURIOSITIES
PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS

STUART BOWELL
local historian and ex-Bury St Edmunds headteacher

22 NOVEMBER

ECCENTRIC EAST ANGLIAN CLERICAL CHARACTERS

ROY TRICKER
Lay Reader and expert on East Anglian Churches