Meetings

The Society generally meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month, September to May, at 7.45 pm - the venue is:
Tewkesbury Methodist Church, The Cross, Church Street, Tewkesbury, GL20 5PA Click HERE for map and directions.
You can use the front entrance or the rear in Swilgate Road where there is also a public car park. Click HERE for information concerning wheelchair access. The exception to meeting at the church is the January Social Evening which is often held at the Hop Pole.
All are welcome: Members - £2.50, Visitors - £4 (includes tea/coffee & biscuit). [AGM free]
Zoom online events
For those events which will be held on Zoom we have a three page guide here.19 May2022Thursday7:45pm | THS - Annual General Meeting |
28 May2022Saturday10:00am | Richard III Society Study Day |
28 May2022Saturday11:00am | Commonwealth War Graves at Tewkesbury Cemetary Tour |
11 Jun2022Saturday10:30am | BALH Local History Day |
25 Jun2022Saturday1:00pm | GLHA Summer Afternoon |
April 2022 Meeting
David Pegg gave an interesting and informative talk on his favourite Anglo-Saxon king, King Edgar.March 2022 Meeting
Kirstie Bingham gave a very informative talk on Tudor and Stuart Eduaction - 'Birch, Beer and Bibles'.February 2022 Meeting
Simon Lawton gave a very interesting talk on the 'Restoration of Abbey Cottages'.November 2021 meeting
Paul Barnett gave a very interesting and entertaining talk on the Gloucester to Sharpness Canal.October 2021 Meeting
Bob Skelt, our local spy expert, gave a very absorbing talk on spies of our lifetime in 'A Torment of Traitors in the Cold War'.September 2021 Meeting
A successful return to physical meetings was made on 16 September when James Boskett presented 'The Changing Face of Tewkesbury - Photos of the 1980s'.Zoom Meeting 25 March 2021
November 2020 - Time and Tide
On 19 November, John Dixon presented via ‘Zoom’ what was meant to be Jon Talbot’s talk on Time and Tide (Tewkesbury photographs related to the rivers). This is a PDF of the slides used in the presentation (reduced quality to make accessible). David Bagley then quickly came up with some excellent follow up research. We are hoping members will keep digging for us to learn more.