A-Z of LECTURES and CATEGORIES

Area: London (East)

Monthly lectures, Tuesday evenings.

Category Hackney
Alpine Club - London
Visits to the Website1280
Views of 'Full' Record1786

'Seminars are held on Tuesdays at 6.10 pm ... All talks are open to staff, students and members of the public ... Attendance is free and there is no need to book in advance.'

Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit
Visits to the Website911
Also indexedGoldsmiths University of London
Views of 'Full' Record1518

Autograph’s mission is to enable the public to explore identity, representation, human rights and social justice through work produced by artists who use photography and film ... We produce an annual programme of exhibitions of still and moving image works created by selected artists at our Rivington Place galleries in Shoreditch ... Our popular events investigate how photography and film shed light on issues of identity, representation, human rights and social justice.‘

Category Arts Centres
Autograph
Visits to the Website1000
Views of 'Full' Record1060

'Talks take place on the first Monday evening of the month between September and June, except January.'

Barking and District Historical Society
Visits to the Website1433
Views of 'Full' Record2440
Barking Photographic Society
Visits to the Website966
Views of 'Full' Record1797
Bexley Archaeological Group
Visits to the Website1087
Views of 'Full' Record1301

'Meetings are held at 7.30 pm on the first Monday of each month (excluding January and August) ... An interesting programme of events is arranged each year. These include three fabulous auctions, a series of superb lectures given by eminent numismatists and even a numismatic quiz. The annual membership fee is £7.50. Please feel free to attend any meeting and consider joining the club.'

Category Bexley
Bexley Coin Club
Visits to the Website727
Views of 'Full' Record1303

Meetings second Monday of the month at 7.45 for 8 pm start.

Category Bexley
Bexley Historical Society
Visits to the Website1027
Views of 'Full' Record1302

'Meetings are held ... at 7.45 pm on alternate Fridays.'

Bexley Philatelic Society
Visits to the Website1001
Views of 'Full' Record2234

'We meet every Monday (Bank Holidays excepted) at 7.45 pm.'

Category Bexley
Bexleyheath Photographic Society
Visits to the Website719
Views of 'Full' Record1439

'Our meetings are held ... on the 4th Tuesday in every month except December.'

Category Bexley
Bexrose Gardening Society
Visits to the Website923
Named Lectures & TalksBert Powell Lecture | Vanessa Rochester Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record1583
Blackheath Halls
Visits to the Website734
Also indexedTrinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance
Views of 'Full' Record1244

'Our lectures take place ... on the third Friday of the month from October to May at 7.30 pm and during the summer we generally arrange at least one outing to a place of scientific or technological interest ... Our meetings are open to the public.'

Blackheath Scientific Society
Visits to the Website770
Views of 'Full' Record1957

'Meetings are held at 7 pm for a 7.45 pm start on the second Monday of every month. When clashing with a Bank Holiday (Easter), meetings will take place on the fourth Monday.'

British Cactus & Succulent Society - Eltham
Visits to the Website691
Views of 'Full' Record985

Meet 'first Saturday of the month (unless indicated otherwise) ... 6.30 for a 7.00 pm start'.

British Cactus & Succulent Society - Essex (Ilford)
Visits to the Website625
Views of 'Full' Record979

Meet '3rd Saturday of the month (unless indicated otherwise) ... 7.00 for a 7.15 pm start'.

British Cactus & Succulent Society - Havering
Visits to the Website623
Views of 'Full' Record974

'We meet on the second Friday of every month (unless indicated otherwise) at 7.00 for a 7.30 pm start.'

British Cactus & Succulent Society - Waltham Forest
Visits to the Website577
Views of 'Full' Record852

Have held occasional lectures and talks open to the public.

British Institute of Human Rights
Visits to the Website1210
Views of 'Full' Record1280

'We regularly hold events at our bookshop such as readings and book signings.'

Category Bookshops
Broadway Bookshop, The
Visits to the Website1138
Views of 'Full' Record1130

'We have regular meetings at the branch apiary and have a excellent lecture programme during the winter months at our club house. We publish a monthly newsletter on our Internet mailing list and on our website.'

Bromley Beekeepers' Association
Visits to the Website847
Views of 'Full' Record1448

Occasional talks.

Category Art Galleries
Calvert 22
Visits to the Website1248
Views of 'Full' Record1167

'The Club meets twice a month: normally on the First Friday of each month from 7.15 pm for taskwork and discussion followed from 8 pm with interesting informative lectures, digital and print "battles" and competitions with other Clubs. A mid-monthly meeting is conducted for external practical fieldwork around the local district ...'

Chigwell Camera Club
Visits to the Website590
Views of 'Full' Record1264

'Our meetings are held ... at 8.00 pm on the second Wednesday of each month from October till April inclusive.'

Chingford Historical Society
Visits to the Website541
Views of 'Full' Record1314

'The society meets once a week on Monday evenings from 8 pm to 10 pm ... Visitors and prospective new members will find a warm welcome and a friendly atmosphere in which to enjoy a shared interest in photography.'

Chingford Photographic Society
Visits to the Website527
Views of 'Full' Record1104

'The events programme hosts a diverse range of artists, curators and writers and comprises exhibition related talks and film screenings; Interim, a programme of major one off live events and performances taking place in the main gallery between exhibitions; and 21st Century, a monthly programme of live events, film screenings, talks and research projects taking place concurrent to the gallery programme in our adjunct studio space.'

Category Art Galleries
Chisenhale Gallery
Visits to the Website1349
Views of 'Full' Record1160
Dagenham Camera Club
Visits to the Website996
Views of 'Full' Record1679

Wide-ranging programme of events including a series Lecture with Lunch. ALERT At Review, I could not find a future programme of events. (There were significant changes to the management of the House in April 2016, and the property is now managed by the London Borough of Bexley. Also, the House no longer seems to be a member of the Historic Houses Association.)

Category Bexley
Danson House
Visits to the Website1424
Views of 'Full' Record2176

'We meet on the first Wednesday evening of each month excluding January ... starting at 5.30 pm for 6 pm and ending at 8 pm.'

Docklands History Group
Visits to the Website768
Views of 'Full' Record1476
East London History Society
Visits to the Website1167
Views of 'Full' Record1645

'Usually held on a Monday, our events are educational, stimulating and fun. They provide opportunities to engage socially and in lively discussion with like minded, open-minded thinking people.'

East London Humanists
Visits to the Website235
Views of 'Full' Record441
East of London Family History Society - Barking & Dagenham
Visits to the Website757
Views of 'Full' Record1439
East of London Family History Society - Havering
Visits to the Website713
Views of 'Full' Record1878
East of London Family History Society - Newham & Redbridge
Visits to the Website725
Views of 'Full' Record2172

Programme for the Society's four Branches: Barking and Dagenham, Bishopsgate, Havering, Newham and Redbridge

East of London Family History Society, The
Visits to the Website1088
Views of 'Full' Record1134

Occasional talks: 'Our public talks cost £2 to non-members but are free to members, unless stated otherwise. Admittance is only allowed if there is room in the hall'.

Category Greenwich
Eltham Society, The
Visits to the Website905
Views of 'Full' Record1299
Embroiderers' Guild - Romford & West Essex
Visits to the Website646
Views of 'Full' Record1050

'All winter/autumn meetings are held on Thursday evenings ... and start at 19.30 hrs.'

Epping Forest Beekeepers
Visits to the Website640
Views of 'Full' Record1398

Winter programme of talks, usually second Monday of the month.

Essex Wildlife Trust - Havering
Visits to the Website645
Views of 'Full' Record1021

'In Celebration!, a series of events specially devised to allow audiences to meet distinguished personalities from the worlds of arts & entertainment and to enjoy informed conversations & performances within one of London’s most historic and beautiful buildings. All guests will also enjoy light refreshments and gain VIP entry to private showings of the museum’s latest exhibition on the evening of each event.'

Category Arts & Crafts
Fan Museum, The
Visits to the Website1166
Views of 'Full' Record1293

'Meetings are held on the first Monday of each month between September and May.'

Flamsteed Astronomical Society
Visits to the Website2311
Also indexedRoyal Observatory | National Maritime Museum
Views of 'Full' Record1523

Occasional talks and related events. ALERT ‘We are now closed for redevelopment until Spring 2020’

Category Arts & Crafts
Geffrye, The
Visits to the Website983
Views of 'Full' Record1350
Goldsmiths
Visits to the Website804
Also indexedUniversity of London
Views of 'Full' Record1169

'The Friends of Greenwich Park have organised an Annual Lecture in late winter or early spring since 1994. Topics are linked to Greenwich Park and related interests.' Occasional other talks organized by the Friends (or the Friends of Greenwich Park Wildlife Group).

Greenwich Park
Visits to the Website1450
Views of 'Full' Record1099

'Organises free public events including talks, guided walks, exhibitions and site visits.' Venues vary.

Hackney Society, The
Visits to the Website1308
Views of 'Full' Record1464

'Meetings are on the third Wednesday of the month ... 7.30 pm.'

Havering Astronomical Society
Visits to the Website774
Views of 'Full' Record1480

'We meet on the first Tuesday of each month at 7.30 pm.'

Havering Numismatic Society
Visits to the Website685
Views of 'Full' Record1625

'We meet every Monday at Ardleigh House. Our aim is to encourage the development and enjoyment of photography as a hobby. With many experienced members of our society, advice can be obtained on both digital and conventional photography.' ALERT At Review, unable to open Society Website; changed Link to their Facebook Page.

Category Havering
Hornchurch Photographic Society
Visits to the Website518
Views of 'Full' Record1013

Occasional talks, including some organized by the Friends of the Horniman.

Horniman Museum & Gardens
Visits to the Website441
Views of 'Full' Record830

The Howard League Parmoor Lecture: 'The event is free to attend, but you are invited to make a donation to cover the charity's costs. Please give generously.' Occasional other public lectures and talks.

Category Law & Society
Howard League for Penal Reform, The
Visits to the Website550
Named Lectures & TalksParmoor Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record1127

'Iniva (Institute of International Visual Arts) is an evolving, radical visual arts organisation dedicated to developing an artistic programme that reflects on the social and political impact of globalization ... The Stuart Hall Library is a valuable reference resource for students, researchers and all interested readers and is one of the leading UK libraries in the field of international visual art ... With the Stuart Hall Library acting as a critical and creative hub for our work, we collaborate with artists, curators, researchers and cultural producers to challenge conventional notions of diversity and difference. We engage a wide audience, particularly young people, in discourse and debate on issues surrounding the politics of race, class and gender.'

Iniva
Visits to the Website1177
Also indexedInstitute of International Visual Arts | Stuart Hall Library
Views of 'Full' Record1558
Jewish Historical Society of England - Essex
Visits to the Website1305
Views of 'Full' Record1432

'Kirkdale Bookshop has become a focal point in the community, hosting many cultural events, including author signings, local artists' exhibitions and children's events. We have a bookgroup, two writers' groups and host a philosophy group run by "The Philosophy Shop".'

Category Bookshops
Kirkdale Bookshop & Gallery
Visits to the Website1348
Also indexedSydenham Arts Festival | The Philosophy Shop
Views of 'Full' Record1147

Fortnightly meetings, Tuesday evenings.

Category Bexley
Lamorbey & Sidcup Local History Society
Visits to the Website1406
Views of 'Full' Record3529
Last Tuesday Society, The
Visits to the Website856
Also indexedHendrick's Lecture Series
Views of 'Full' Record1279

Occasional talks. ALERT At Review, Society Website ‘Suspended’. Linked to Facebook Page instead.

Leyton & Leytonstone Historical Society
Visits to the Website920
Views of 'Full' Record2387

'The group covers the London and Thameside area and meets near Mile End station every other month.'

Category Dowsing
London & Thameside Dowsers
Visits to the Website980
Views of 'Full' Record1294

'All meetings are held ... from 8.00 pm on the second Thursday of the month, from September to May inclusive.'

Loughton & District Historical Society
Visits to the Website617
Views of 'Full' Record2808

'Holds a meeting each Wednesday evening throughout the year, excluding July and August ... Speakers from outside the club are invited to give lectures and "battles" with local clubs are also held.'

Loughton Camera Club
Visits to the Website662
Views of 'Full' Record1332

Festival usually held early May.

Category Arts Festivals
Loughton Festival, The
Visits to the Website636
Also indexedArthur Morrison Society
Views of 'Full' Record901

Wide range of lectures and related events.

Category Maritime History
National Maritime Museum London
Visits to the Website1019
Also indexedRoyal Museums Greenwich
Views of 'Full' Record1586

Occasional book launches and related events: 'We invite authors to talk about their work, sign copies of their books and meet their fans. The range of guests is very broad ...'

Category Newham
Newham Bookshop
Visits to the Website805
Views of 'Full' Record1023

'An open meeting that holds monthly talks in Leytonstone, near Stratford, East London. Talks are on the second Saturday of each month, and vary in character from local history to political issue and across the arts ... Meetings are open to all, and while free, donations are welcome. Each meeting includes a small buffet to which everyone is invited to contribute and when social gathering is possible. Enquiries welcome and we look forward to seeing you.'

News From Nowhere Club
Visits to the Website1057
Views of 'Full' Record3678

'The Nicolai Rubinstein Lecture in the History of Political Thought and Intellectual History is an annual memorial lecture held in honour of the distinguished Renaissance scholar and former Queen Mary colleague, Nicolai Rubinstein. Having fled Nazi persecution in the 1930s, Rubinstein was appointed to a lectureship at Westfield College, University of London (later merged with Queen Mary) in 1945, and retired as Professor in 1978. He was the leading authority on the government of Florence under the Medici, and a renowned expert in the art, architecture and political thought of Renaissance Italy. This lecture series, inaugurated in 2007, celebrates his contribution to intellectual history.'

Nicolai Rubinstein Lecture
Visits to the Website694
Also indexedQueen Mary University of London
Views of 'Full' Record976

'We hold our meetings on the first Friday of each month (except January).'

North Romford Fuchsia Society
Visits to the Website634
Views of 'Full' Record1783

'Pages of Hackney invites you to a series of readings, discussions, debates, screenings, art exhibitions, performances and parties ... These events are well-attended so do rsvp ... to ensure your place.'

Category Bookshops
Pages of Hackney
Visits to the Website1222
Views of 'Full' Record1401

'Events at Queen Mary, University of London'.

Queen Mary, University of London
Visits to the Website1666
Also indexedUniversity of London
Views of 'Full' Record1602

'We are a friendly camera club that meets every Wednesday at 8.00 pm ... We have monthly competitions and hold regular seminars with guest speakers/lecturers.'

Romford Camera Club
Visits to the Website575
Views of 'Full' Record1285

Organize an evening Lecture Series: 'No advanced booking, pay on the door'.

Royal Drawing School
Visits to the Website1108
Views of 'Full' Record1035

Offer public lectures as part of the 'adults' programme of the Observatory and the National Maritime Museum and Queen's House, Greenwich.

Category Astronomy
Royal Observatory
Visits to the Website774
Also indexedRoyal Museums Greenwich
Views of 'Full' Record1416

'Our series of talks are organised jointly with the British Society for the History of Pharmacy. Admission is free and all are welcome ... Please contact us to put your name on the guest list.'

Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain Museum
Visits to the Website860
Also indexedBritish Society for the History of Pharmacy
Views of 'Full' Record1008

'All indoor meetings are generally held on the third Friday of each month ... Doors usually open around 7.15 pm and there is much to interest visitors in addition to the main speaker of the evening. You can book seats for forthcoming coach trips and a raffle is held during the interval. Tea and biscuits are also available. The atmosphere is friendly and informal, with an opportunity to exchange information with fellow members or seek advice from a number of experienced birdwatching members of the Committee.

Category Bexley
RSPB Bexley
Visits to the Website1021
Also indexedRoyal Society for the Protection of Birds
Views of 'Full' Record1000
RSPB North East London
Visits to the Website817
Also indexedRoyal Society for the Protection of Birds
Views of 'Full' Record883
Ruxley Beekeepers
Visits to the Website646
Views of 'Full' Record1120

'Talks start between 7.30 and 8 pm, followed by an interval and an informal question and answer session. You'll be free to come and go as you'll get a hand stamp, and eat or drink while you're there. Please come and say hello, we want everyone to feel welcome!'

Category Skepticism
Skeptics in the Pub - Hackney
Visits to the Website612
Views of 'Full' Record923

'The SPAB holds a number of annual events including a series of evening lectures held every autumn.'

Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, The
Visits to the Website798
Views of 'Full' Record1038

'We hold monthly meetings on the third Thursday of every month.'

South East London Humanists
Visits to the Website737
Views of 'Full' Record1352
Stoke Newington Literary Festival
Visits to the Website832
Views of 'Full' Record1012

Occasional talks and related events.

Category Arts Centres
Stratford Circus
Visits to the Website1155
Also indexedNewham Sixth Form College
Views of 'Full' Record971

'All meetings are on the 4th Thursday of each month (EXCEPT AUGUST AND DECEMBER) , and start at 2 p.m. with tea and coffee, and lectures at 2.30.'

Category The Arts Society
The Arts Society - Blackheath
Visits to the Website277
Views of 'Full' Record778

'The Society meets ... on the second Monday of each month except April and August. Lectures begin promptly at 8 pm.'

Category The Arts Society
The Arts Society - Greenwich
Visits to the Website225
Views of 'Full' Record403

'Meetings are at 10.45 am on the second Tuesday of each month, except July and August.'

Category The Arts Society
The Arts Society - Havering
Visits to the Website73
Views of 'Full' Record96

'Our public lectures showcase some of the latest research our academics are currently working on, across a wide range of subject disciplines, and relate to key, contemporary topics of interest, both in our region, and beyond. Pitched for a diverse audience, including experts as well as the layperson with a general interest our public lectures are accessible, welcoming and free to all.'

University of East London
Visits to the Website658
Views of 'Full' Record1023
University of Greenwich
Visits to the Website1176
Views of 'Full' Record1221

'We have regular club outings and studio evenings which help to keep us all motivated and the friendly atmosphere at our meetings will ensure that you will receive a warm welcome, so why not come along and see us on any Tuesday evening at 7.45 pm for 8.00 pm start.'

Upminster Camera Club
Visits to the Website676
Views of 'Full' Record1547

'The club meets on the third Tuesday each month at 20.00 to 22.00.'

Category Waltham Forest
Waltham Forest Bonsai Club
Visits to the Website873
Views of 'Full' Record1749

'The Group organises monthly lectures during the academic year.' ALERT Website inaccessible at Review; replaced with Link to Facebook Page.

West Essex Archaeological Group
Visits to the Website1257
Views of 'Full' Record1862

Evening talks and other events. Usually small charge.

Category Art Galleries
Whitechapel Gallery
Visits to the Website494
Views of 'Full' Record930

'We meet on the first Friday of every month, except January which will be the 2nd Friday ... to start at 8.00 pm.'

Whittingham Gardening Club of Waltham Forest
Visits to the Website618
Views of 'Full' Record1090

'Discover the life and works of Britain’s most inspiring designer at the newly-refurbished William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow, London.'

Category Arts & Crafts
William Morris Gallery
Visits to the Website536
Also indexedWaltham Forest Council
Views of 'Full' Record823

'The Club meets on alternate Tuesdays from September through July ... All meetings begin at 8.00 pm ... The Annual Programme of events includes - talks, competitions, the Club's Annual Exhibition and slide lectures including a demonstration of tips and tricks using Photo Shop Elements.'

Woodford and Wanstead Camera Club
Visits to the Website494
Views of 'Full' Record1086

‘The Festival celebrates and showcases the wealth of talent amongst various local groups, associations and individuals, including children, young people and adults (event categories include: Live music of all genres, Art, Films, Dance, Drama, Theatre, Poetry, Talks, Walks and much more).’ Held Early October.

Category Arts Festivals
Woodford Festival
Visits to the Website504
Views of 'Full' Record809

'We meet ... on alternate Wednesday evenings at 7.30 pm. We have speakers 8-10 times a year and also have more informal meetings at which members can do research and help one another.'

Woolwich & District Family History Society
Visits to the Website707
Views of 'Full' Record2346

'All club events are on a Tuesday evening from 7.45 pm – 10 pm ... Guests and new members are always welcome.'

Woolwich Photographic Society
Visits to the Website624
Also indexedAperture
Views of 'Full' Record1095

'The Young Foundation runs dozens of events each year - from our regular lunchtime seminars ... to large international conferences. Past events have featured senior politicians, renowned academics and leading campaigners.'

Young Foundation, The
Visits to the Website1027
Views of 'Full' Record1032

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  270. Letchworth Garden City
  271. Lewes
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  339. Okehampton
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  342. Orkney
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  347. Oundle
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  350. Peebles
  351. Pembrokeshire
  352. Penrith
  353. Penzance
  354. Perth
  355. Peterborough
  356. Petersfield
  357. Pitlochry
  358. Plymouth
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  360. Poole
  361. Portsmouth
  362. Preston
  363. Prestwich
  364. Rayleigh
  365. Reading
  366. Redbridge
  367. Redcar
  368. Redditch
  369. Reigate
  370. Renfrewshire (CA)
  371. Rhondda Cynon Taf
  372. Rhyl
  373. Richmond (North Yorks)
  374. Richmond-upon-Thames
  375. Rickmansworth
  376. Ripon
  377. Rochdale
  378. Romsey
  379. Ross-on-Wye
  380. Rotherham
  381. Royal Leamington Spa
  382. Royal Tunbridge Wells
  383. Rugby
  384. Ruthin
  385. Sale
  386. Salford
  387. Salisbury
  388. Saltash
  389. Sandbach
  390. Scarborough
  391. Scunthorpe
  392. Selby
  393. Selly Oak
  394. Sevenoaks
  395. Sheffield
  396. Sherborne
  397. Shetland Islands
  398. Shrewsbury
  399. Sidmouth
  400. Skipton
  401. Solihull
  402. South Ayrshire
  403. South Lanarkshire
  404. South Shields
  405. Southampton
  406. Southend-on-Sea
  407. Southport
  408. Southwark
  409. Southwell
  410. Spalding
  411. St Albans
  412. St Andrews
  413. St Austell
  414. St Helens
  415. St Ives
  416. Stafford
  417. Staines-upon-Thames
  418. Stamford
  419. Stevenage
  420. Stirling
  421. Stockport
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  423. Stoke-on-Trent
  424. Stow-on-the-Wold
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  426. Stratford-on-Avon
  427. Stroud
  428. Sudbury
  429. Sunderland
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  433. Swanage
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  435. Swindon
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  438. Tavistock
  439. Teignmouth
  440. Telford
  441. Tenterden
  442. Tewkesbury
  443. Thame (Oxon)
  444. Thornbury
  445. Tiverton
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  448. Totnes
  449. Towcester
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  453. Ullapool
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  456. Vale of Glamorgan
  457. Wadebridge
  458. Wakefield
  459. Wallasey
  460. Wallsend
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  462. Waltham Forest
  463. Walton-on-Thames
  464. Wandsworth
  465. Warrington
  466. Warwick
  467. Watford
  468. Wellingborough
  469. Wells (City)
  470. Welwyn Garden City
  471. West Bridgford
  472. West Bromwich
  473. West Lothian
  474. Westminster
  475. Weston-Super-Mare
  476. Wetherby
  477. Weymouth
  478. Whitchurch
  479. Whitehaven
  480. Wick (Highland)
  481. Wigan
  482. Wigston
  483. Wilmslow
  484. Wimborne Minster
  485. Winchester
  486. Windermere
  487. Windsor
  488. Wisbech
  489. Witney
  490. Woking
  491. Wolverhampton
  492. Woodbridge
  493. Worcester
  494. Workington
  495. Worksop
  496. Worthing
  497. Wrexham
  498. Yate
  499. Yeovil
  500. York (City)
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