Asby History Group

wed11feb14:00Asby History GroupThe emergence of ‘Cumbria’: 450 AD - 1200 AD14:00 Asby Village Hall

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Event Details

“The emergence of ‘Cumbria’:  450 AD – 1200 AD”

Presenter: Dr. Les Neal

The talk will take a broad sweep through the history of the North West of Britain below the Clyde down to the southern border of present day Cumbria. Starting with the departure of the Romans, we look at Britons, Angles, Vikings, Northumbrians, Scots and Normans ending up with English rule.

It shows that we live in a very mixed and turbulent area where perhaps the local people have had to keep their heads down and just carry on!

AHG members free; non-members £5 

 

 

Time

(Wednesday) 14:00

Location

Asby Village Hall

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Chair – Dan Docker

Secretary – Keith Cooper

Treasurer – Lisa Harrington

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Account Name: Asby Tree Group
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Account number : 50979708

ATG Activities

We will be working with local landowners to identify small areas of land that can be used to plant trees or hedges. Occasional requests will go out to members, seeking volunteers to survey areas of land to assess the age and health of trees and to identify possible planting areas, as well as to take part in planting trees and hedges. These activities will normally be scheduled to last for no more than three hours.

The Tree Group has insurance to cover members carrying out these activities.

ATG Membership

A membership form can be downloaded here,
or obtained from the Secretary:
Keith Cooper

There is currently no membership fee.

COVID Policy (Feb.2022)

Unfortunately Covid-19 has not gone away, and we still want everyone to feel safe whilst being able to enjoy the film.

  • We use ‘cabaret-style’ seating around suitably spaced tables.
  • We recommend that you continue to wear a face covering when moving around the village hall, though this may be removed whilst you are seated.
  • It would also be appreciated if you could complete an antigen (lateral flow) test before attending.  (We are more than happy to refund your ticket should your test unfortunately prove positive.)

Opening Hours Xmas 2021

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