LIVERPOOL RAMBLERS
Where will he be taking us on this occasion? Don’t forget to come along and find out.
Glyn will be talking about bygone days and showing some unique photographs of the area.
Dennis will be taking us on a pictorial tour of this beautiful area of Southern France.
Alan Cunningham Once again Alan takes us on a journey to the far east of Russia.
This is John’s second visit. Don’t miss out he has lots of interesting things to tell us and a selection of herbal products for sale.
Cotswold Outdoor is the official recommended retailer to the Ramblers, and their staff will be at the clubroom to show you a selection of the latest gear and answer your questions
Another of Ron Martin’s cine presentations
A pleasant and relaxing evening of music for all tastes.
In 2006 Steve & his son set out to walk one of the most demanding long distance treks in Europe the HRP and he will be telling us of their experiences. Steve has written a book and this will be available to buy on the night.
Learn more about our ‘Three Graces’ from Joyce who is bound to come up with something of interest that we haven’t heard before.
Another story from raconteur George Barnes’ repertoire.
Come & learn about this local landmark from Vee Gatrell
Presentation by John Flanagan
Join Jim Finn for an evening of nostalgia
Merseyside Police was the first force in the country to adopt a neighbourhood policing philosophy in 2001, aimed at putting local communities at the heart of its business
Angela Bain will be telling us about some of the counterfeit items they have to deal with come along and view some of the unusual and bizarre items that end up in the hands of the trading standards personnel.
As on previous occasions this should prove to be a fun evening for all.
Centurions, gladiators & sublime architecture presented by Arthur Green
Another of Mike Brotherton’s journeys
Don’t worry Richard wont be donning female attire – he will be accompanied on this occasion by a lady!!!
Presented by well-travelled Beryl Wilson
come along and hear about Hilary’s adventures when visiting the world’s third largest island.
A return visit by Rubina Porter MBE
Come and find out from Liz Featherweather
The club room on Thursday evenings is your chance to meet other Liverpool Ramblers, to exchange tips or information about equipment or walking areas, to book your club walks with our Rambles' Secretary, or just to meet friends and talk.
If you're new to country walking, or are thinking about joining Liverpool Ramblers this is a perfect opportunity. You can ask experienced ramblers any questions you may have, and you can book your first or second walk with us, or join Ramblers, the national organisation for walkers.
Every Thursday evening there is a different event, often related to walking, travel or of local interest. There's always something interesting happening at the Liverpool Ramblers' clubroom.
Entrance to the club room now costs £2.50. This helps to defray the cost of the room hire, and you can buy tea and biscuits for only 50p.
The club room opens at 7:30pm, and tea is served shortly after. The programmed event starts about 8:15pm, and the club closes at 10:00pm. Ring the bell and ask for the Ramblers' club.
Everyone's welcome, to meet old friends or to make new friends.
After several years at its current level, the club room charge is to increase from 5th January to £2.50. This decision was taken by the general committe at their meeting on 14 November. This should ensure that the charges for the club room will cover its costs.
Read this message from Maggie about it.
The club is excellent value for money, and provides a clean, safe and pleasant environment to meet other ramblers, particularly for potential new members to ask questions. There is always someone on hand who is willing and able to help out a new-comer.
That's just up from the Bluecoat, towards Hanover Street, on your right, just opposite the Old Post Office pub, and only a short walk from Queen's Square bus station, and Lime Street and Central rail stations.