MONTHLY MEETING: 16th June : Cirencester's Pubs - Past & Present
SCAM ALERT
It is possible that our Chairman, Chris Boydell, has been hacked and that his identity is being used to send out scam messages to various people, including u3a Members.
If you receive any communication (email or text) that appears to be from our Chairman, Chris Boydell, which does not have his photo attached or is not signed off as Christopher Boydell, u3a Chairman, please regard it as suspicious.
Do not open the communication or respond to any request to make a purchase or transfer funds.
Instead, please forward it to the National Cyber Security Centre.
Use report@phishing.gov.uk if it is an email, or 7726 if it is a text message,
then delete the message.
DO NOT, under any circumstances, forward the message to friends or family or to anyone in u3a.
Thank you
Welcome
If you’re no longer working full time, then Cirencester u3a can offer you opportunities to develop your interests, make new friends, and have fun!
All about us
Cirencester u3a, part of a national organisation, has over 750 members, who are involved in around 50 interest and activity groups, covering a wide range of hobbies, interests and passions. Like all u3a’s, we’re member led, which means our members take the lead in managing and guiding the groups that they are interested in. New groups can be formed at any time, according to the interests of members.
Click HERE to find out more about the groups offered. With more than 50 to choose from, there’s sure to be something to interest you!
In addition to our group activity, we hold a monthly meeting for all members, which includes a guest speaker each month, providing a great opportunity to meet new friends and learn new things! And throughout the year, we arrange social activities for the entire membership to bring everyone together. Click HERE for details of forthcoming events.
Enquiries are welcome!
For general information and membership queries: Cirenu3a@gmail.com
For queries about group activities: Groupscirenu3a@gmail.com
Image Credit: Steve Fearn