All Society for Poole meetings and talks are at the Con Club (opposite St Georges Church Oakdale Road) Darbys Lane Poole BH15 3EU 7pm for 7:30pm (members of SfP and PMT £3, guests £4) 18th March 2025 — Talk The Mortar Wreck – Tom Cousins AGM — the future …
Chairman’s Note Welcome to the Spring 2025 edition of our magazine. We are coming round to our next AGM and I need to be honest with all our members in that we are at a seminal moment for the Society. At the last AGM I made an impassioned plea for …
Chairman’s Note Welcome to the Winter 2024 edition of our magazine. On these wintery days when the light is in short supply it’s easy to get downhearted however this has been a good year. The Society managed to stage the Beating of the Sea Bounds in a new format which …
Chairman’s Note Welcome to the Autumn 2024 edition of our magazine. Where to start! The Society for Poole initiated, chaired and organised the 2024 Beating of the Sea Bounds of Poole and, together with Poole Rotary we added a twist with The Scaplen Court Players performing 2 vignettes and children’s …
10 May – Bradford on Avon canal trip 13 June – Dorset Queen – Afternoon Tea 1pm – 3.30pm 7 July – Beating the Bounds End July – Fish and Chip Supper cruise 26 August – Shieldhall Trip Sep / Oct Portsmouth – (D-Day etc) May 2025 – Solent City, …
Chairman’s Note Welcome to the Spring 2024 edition of our magazine. 2024 has started with a rush, we have finally managed to get our five heritage lights back on their plinths at the bottom of Evening Hill (see pages 10- 11). The organisation of Beating of the Sea Bounds on …
All meetings and Talk are at the Con Club (opposite St Georges Church Oakdale Road) Darbys Lane Poole BH15 3EU 7pm for 7:30pm (members of SfP and PMT £3, guests £4) 16th January 2024 — Talk Punching the Tide – Pleasure boats from Bournemouth Pier Peter Lamb 20th …
Chairman’s Note Welcome to the Winter 2023 edition of our magazine. As it again is the time of year for short afternoons and long nights, we reflect a little on the year that has gone and the year ahead. For the Society we have pressed ahead with two major projects, …
After a long time away the 5 heritage lighting columns at the bottom of Evening Hill which disappeared 5 months ago have been fully refurbished and returned to their rightful place. The columns were erected in 1895 along the sea wall at Whitley Bay, the bay between Evening Hill and …
Chairman’s Note Welcome to the Autumn edition of our magazine. There has been quite a lot going on. With the Royal British Legion Hall in North Road shutting early we have been forced to move to The Con Club in Darbys Lane to hold our meetings. The first was an …
