In a departure from our usual night out, Meols Evening Meals had a fabulous Friday night banquet to celebrate the Chinese New Year and the year of the horse at the Empire Chinese Restaurant
On 12 January 2026 a large group of Local History members visited the 'Liverpool Archive's' department which is located within the Liverpool Central Library complex
At the moment we are trying our hands at making macrame items. Macrame is great for mindfulness, it's a therapeutic activity that promotes stress reduction, mental well-being, and creativity
On a blustery day in June we had a fascinating and informative walk through the dunes and green beach area in Ainsdale. Our guide, John Dempsey is the community engagement officer for Green Sefton. He is extremely knowledgeable about our local coast
In late April, a number of our members enjoyed a short break in Buxton arranged in collaboration with local u3as through the national u3a walking exchange. The weather was kind and the company great
Soyful Alam, Imam of Southport Mosque, welcomed a party from Meols u3a Local History Group in April. His hospitality was, to say the least, overwhelming
Ten members of Let's Go had a fabulous time in glorious weather staying at The Old Mill Hotel in Ramsbottom. Small groups did their own thing which included walking, museum and garden centre visits, lunch in the sunshine and a bus trip to Manchester
In a departure from our usual night out, Meols Evening Meals had a fabulous Friday night banquet to celebrate the Chinese New Year and the year of the horse at the Empire Chinese Restaurant
25 Meols u3a members drove to Dewlay Cheese in Garstang to find out how they make their renowned cheeses
The Gardening group had their first speaker at the February meeting and were shown how to create a hanging basket
On 12 January 2026 a large group of Local History members visited the 'Liverpool Archive's' department which is located within the Liverpool Central Library complex
Behind the scenes at this Grade II-listed theatre
A visit to a Liverpool landmark
At the moment we are trying our hands at making macrame items. Macrame is great for mindfulness, it's a therapeutic activity that promotes stress reduction, mental well-being, and creativity
On a Saturday in June 13 of our members travelled together to Blackpool to take in the sea air
In June, eleven Lets Go members made a visit to the Burtonwood museum which is on the site of the RAF /USAF airbase in WW2 and later in the Cold War
On a blustery day in June we had a fascinating and informative walk through the dunes and green beach area in Ainsdale. Our guide, John Dempsey is the community engagement officer for Green Sefton. He is extremely knowledgeable about our local coast
A Garden With A Difference
In late April, a number of our members enjoyed a short break in Buxton arranged in collaboration with local u3as through the national u3a walking exchange. The weather was kind and the company great
Gardening group visits a specialist grower Brighter Blooms in Walton le Dale
Soyful Alam, Imam of Southport Mosque, welcomed a party from Meols u3a Local History Group in April. His hospitality was, to say the least, overwhelming
Our Gardening group's selection of Spring bloomers
Group members enjoyed a lovely, warm Spring day at Sefton Park in March at the start of the season
On Saturday 3rd February a small group of Let’s Go members visited the Spitfire Visitor Centre - Hanger 42, a WW2 museum at Blackpool airport
A warm thank you to Gemma and Jacky for hosting us at the Atkinson for a visit to the Windrush Exhibition: Our Story, Our Community
In June 19 members took the train into Liverpool to go to one of the city’s historic pubs
No, it isn’t what you think - a night out on the lash legitimised by calling it an interest group
Ten members of Let's Go had a fabulous time in glorious weather staying at The Old Mill Hotel in Ramsbottom. Small groups did their own thing which included walking, museum and garden centre visits, lunch in the sunshine and a bus trip to Manchester
The group has now enjoyed two walks about historic Liverpool. The walk is around the H shaped layout of the city’s first seven streets