We hope that you find useful and interesting information on our website. Please explore the different pages starting with the tabs (About, Members, Networks, Committee, Events, etc) that can be seen at the top of each page.
The website contains many links to other places both on this website and to external websites. These are highlighted using underlined blue text or a large blue button. Just click to use this feature, but remember to use your browser's back arrow to get back to where you started from, although many links open in a new browser tab.
The Events page is about our u3a future events. The News page has information about other future activities etc. and general information that will be of interest to our u3as. The Messenger page has information and reports about past Events and recent articles submitted by our u3as.
Historical information is on our Archive page.
On the Members page you will find links to all the u3as in the region.
In addition to this website we also have a Facebook page: nru3a facebook
Information from associated organisations is on our Other Information page
Not yet a member of u3a? Then have a look at the Join a u3a page of the National website.
Latest Notices
Golf Day for u3a North East Members
Event CANCELLED
Durham Botanic Garden Visit
A report about the recent visit is on the Messenger page
Mo Brown
It with great sadness we announce the death of Mo Brown someone known and respected not just in our region but throughout u3a nationally. You will find tributes to her on the Messenger page.
Pre-Raphaelites: Art and Poetry
20 October. Presentation and Tour
Next Regional Meeting
23 September at Whickham Golf Club
New Geology Network
This is a new session introducing concepts to help people interpret the landscapes around them.
Stockton Old and New
An illustrated talk, followed by a guided walk. 30 July
Short Story/Poetry Competition
On a theme of Happiness. Closing date 11 September.
Ushaw Photos
There are 24 photos from the Ushaw Event on the Messenger page
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Click links above for more information.
The photo at the top of the page is of the River Wear in Washington