Each year, the Gloucester Civic Trust hosts a series of talks concentrating on the City of Gloucester, spanning over 2000 years. These hour long talks give a good understanding of the City’s rich historic past, told with many stories and anecdotes illustrated with a comprehensive range of slides both old and new.

Your Invitation to:

 The Gloucester Civic Trust series of

Gloucester talks for the 2010 season.

All meetings are held at The Gala Club, Fairmile Gardens,

Tewkesbury Road in Gloucester on the following evenings, starting at 7.30:

Wednesday   3^{rd February}

Wednesday  10^{th Feb}

Thursday      18^{th Feb}

Wednesday  24^{th Feb} 

Wednesday   3^{rd March}

Wednesday  10^{th March}

Thursday      18^{th March}

Wednesday  24^{th March} 

The City, Docks and Cathedral are all covered during the eight weeks, giving a basic history for people potentially interested in becoming tour guides. Should tour guiding not be for you, we have plenty of openings to enable you to put your local knowledge to good effect, such as:

St Michael Tower helpers and volunteers

City centre church volunteers

Heritage stewards at Heritage Open Days    

Visitor point helpers at the Waterways Museum

If not already a member, we invite you to join the Civic Trust. The annual fee is £10 - which will enable you to have details of other events and evening meetings with Gloucester as the main theme.

Suggested back ground reading: ‘Historic Gloucester’ by Phil Moss available from The Tailor of Gloucester shop in College Court.

Please book your place now as numbers are limited.

Should you have any questions please contact: