WTHSoc September Meeting Details

 

Date - 26 Sept 2025 
Time - 20:00 (Doors open 19:30) 
Location - Weston Turville Village Hall 
Title - “Peaky Blinders - Fact or Fiction” 
Speaker – Carl Whitmore 
Entrance - £2 members, £3 visitors




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