Stephen Fielding gives an illustrated talk on the history of Kingston Power Station to Surbiton & District Historical Society. Opened by the King in 1948, it closed in 1980 and was demolished (with hundreds of people gathering to watch the two mighty chimneys tumble) 14 years later. Stephen's talk explores the history of the power

Chris Collins will give a talk to the Surbiton Bird Club about birding overseas. The club meets regularly at 7.30 pm on the third Tuesday of each month in the

The Surbiton Probus Club lunch at Glenmore House will be entertained with a talk on The First Aid Nursing Yeomanry. Probus is a lunch club, with membership open to anyone

The Amazing Tradescants and their Gardens is Christine Jarvis’s talk topic at the Long Ditton Gardening Club’s monthly meeting. She’ll explore the remarkable lives of 17th Century father-and-son plant-hunting and

Local historian and author Julian McCarthy, who regularly escorts guided history tours around Surbiton and Kingston, gives a second talk to the Kingston Society entitled More Things You Probably Might

Sue Rhodes, one of Surbiton Historical Society's most popular speakers, gives a talk at the cornerHOUSE about the History of Toys and Board Games. With so many bought for Christmas,

Sue Rhodes, one of Surbiton Historical Society’s most popular speakers, gives a talk at the cornerHOUSE about the History of Toys and Board Games. With so many bought for Christmas,