North Norfolk U3A Home Page
Welcome to the North Norfolk U3A Website.
The North Norfolk U3A caters for retired or semi-retired people and it is run as a voluntary, self-help organisation; with a membership of circa 700. It is one of over 1000 autonomous U3As in the UK. North Norfolk U3A geographically encompasses Fakenham, Holt, Sheringham and Cromer as well as all their outlying villages.
To find out more about our organisation, click on ABOUT US.
Look at the range of groups which our members run by clicking GROUPS
For the latest news on our groups, click here.
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MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL
Membership renewal is due on April 1.Existing Members can renew their membership online. We look forward to welcoming you into continuing membership.
To renew, you must first logon using the Logon button at the bottom of the page. Then click on MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL
Don't forget to finsh by clicking RENEW a the end of the form
Full details on how to pay will be sent when you submit your renewal.
EVENTS SUMMARY
NNU3A events are open for members,but guests who are considering joining are welcome to come to hear more of what we do.
To see the detailed information and book for these events and the full programme click here
TITLE Barrow to Baghdad and back!
DATE Wednesday 24 April 2019
SPEAKER Mr Philip Caine
DETAILS
Location Blakeney Village Hall
Time 10 am coffee/refreshments - 10:30 start
TITLE AGM
DATE Wednesday 15 May 2019
Documents Click here to see the Agenda and Nomination Forms
SPEAKER Mr Jason Middleton
An introduction to Gemstones
DETAILS
Location Blakeney Village Hall
Time 10 am coffee/refreshments - 10:30 start
Creative Writing Self Publishing Event
This was a very successful meeting attended by 24 people on Thursday 7 March 2019 at The Pheasant Hotel, Kelling. There were five published authors speaking about their experiences of getting published. First was Edward Hackford, on his novel Deadly Consignment, a novel about people smuggling. His first publisher went bust, but his next one, Acorn Publishers, was very good and produced a novel that has sold well and got good reviews. His inspiration for writing a novel was his belief he could write one, doing it a chapter at a time even though he had no idea where it was going. He just let the characters take the novel forward, and he managed to bring all the characters together for a dramatic conclusion. As he said, a novel needs a compelling beginning, a varied and believable middle, and a feasible and realistic end.
