A meeting of the Forum will take place in the Abraham Dixon Hall at the Leatherhead Institute. The morning programme includes a variety of speakers on topics related to research and fieldwork, which it is hoped members will find helpful in taking forward their projects. The afternoon is devoted to short presentations by members of the Forum on their particular research interests before a general discussion on what the Forum can offer in the future to assist members.

Details are on the attached programme.

Send and Ripley History Society have arranged a day dedicated to researching the history of your house with talks and displays. Ripley Museum will be open to visit as well.

Please pre-book for the day and lunch at: www.sendandripleyhistorysociety.co.uk/register

Free to members and £3 to non-members.

A pdf with details is attached

Saturday 25^th March 2017

ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM – ‘Feeding the County – Agriculture in Surrey’

The Local History Committee will be holding their Annual Symposium on Saturday 25^th March at The Surrey History Centre, 30 Goldsworth Road, Woking, Surrey GU21 6ND.

CBA-SE 2016 Annual Conference and AGM

Sevenoaks School, Recital Room, Sevenoaks, Kent

Speakers include Andrew Mayfield, Andy Margetts, Richard Savage, Mike Brace, Nathalie Cohen, Anne Bone and the keynote speaker is Amanda Richardson.

Ticket prices; £20/£16(members only). More information is available on the CBA SE website: www.cbasouth-east.org while programme details and a booking form are attached below.

Talk by Doug Irvine, Civil Engineer
Part of the 41st Series of Industrial Archaeology Lectures in Guildford (SIHG Map).
Single lectures £5, payable on the night.

Talk by Dr David Dungworth, Historic England.
Part of the 41st Series of Industrial Archaeology Lectures in Guildford (SIHG Map).
Single lectures £5, payable on the night.

This event is part of the celebrations of the life and work of Capability Brown who worked at Madingley Hall in 1756. The Hall is now the home of the Institute of Continuing Education of the University of Cambridge. A pdf with full details is attached.

• Bringing Tudor and Stuart Surrey to life