A-Z of LECTURES and CATEGORIES

Nearby: Bury

www.alpinegardensociety.net/groups/East-Kent/programme/

Visits to the Website626
Open Lectures & Talks'We usually meet on the second Friday of the month, at 7.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record842

www.alpinegardensociety.net/groups/East-Lancashire/programme/

Visits to the Website594
Open Lectures & TalksMonthly meetings, Monday evenings.
Named Lectures & TalksJim Lever Memorial Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record1163

www.ahsoc.org/events/regional-sections/east-anglian/

Category:Horology
Visits to the Website693
Open Lectures & TalksSaturday afternoon meetings, every two months or so.
Views of 'Full' Record1101

www.aylesburystamps.com/index.htm

Category:Aylesbury
Visits to the Website759
Open Lectures & Talks

'The Society meets ... on the second Wednesday of each month apart from August. The room opens at 7.30 pm: proceedings commence at 8.00 pm and finish at 10.00 pm unless otherwise stated. At every meeting members are invited to participate in a free raffle for a stock book. Guests are welcome to attend Society meetings and a free cup of coffee is provided to everyone attending a meeting.'

Views of 'Full' Record1004

www.aylesbury-astronomy.org.uk

Visits to the Website788
Open Lectures & Talks'Each month we have a meeting in Aylesbury, where our members and guests will present information on new and interesting aspects of astronomy to other members of the society. The meetings take place on the first Monday of each month at 19.30 until approx 21.30. If the first Monday of the month is a Bank Holiday, the meeting will take place on the following Monday.'
Views of 'Full' Record1541

www.open-lectures.co.uk/camera-photographic-video-societies/

Visits to the Website1050
Open Lectures & Talks

'We are a group of enthusiasts who meet two Thursdays a month at 7.45 (8 pm start) from Sept until May. The club was established over 60 years ago to allow members to indulge their hobby in a friendly and supportive environment, whether they are experienced photographers or complete beginners.' Alert The Link originally used here now seems to have been taken over by another group - and I haven't been able to establish whether the Club itself is still in operation.

Views of 'Full' Record3057

www.banburyornithologicalsociety.org.uk

Category:Banbury
Visits to the Website873
Open Lectures & Talks

'All indoor meetings are held on the second Monday of the month ... starting at 7.30 pm.'

Views of 'Full' Record1721

www.kent.bcs.org/events.html

Visits to the Website653
Open Lectures & TalksBimonthly evening meetings: 'To register for any event, or for any further information, please email us ... Our meetings are open to non-members.'
Views of 'Full' Record758

theblackbournelhs.onesuffolk.net

Visits to the Website488
Open Lectures & Talks'Our monthly meetings are informal and friendly and a typical meeting may go as follows: Arrive at Church Rooms, Stanton and chat to other members. We take our seats and the chairman introduces the speaker. Speaker entertains us for about an hour or so talking about an interesting topic. Pictures and props help to liven things up. The speaker may take questions either during the talk or afterwards. After thanking the speaker, tea/coffee and biscuits are served whilst members chat to the speaker or each other and more closely examine books/artefacts bought along by the speaker.'
Views of 'Full' Record1083

www.gloucester.bcss.org.uk

Visits to the Website485
Open Lectures & Talks'We meet on the second Saturday of each month at 2.15 for 2.45 pm. Meetings generally include a speaker (with slides and/or plants), plant sales, table show, raffle and tea or coffee. There is an entrance fee of £2 per person (juniors free) to cover hire of the hall, speakers expenses and refreshments. Visitors are very welcome to join us.'
Views of 'Full' Record696

www.cactusplant.co.uk/page10.html

Visits to the Website711
Open Lectures & Talks'Meetings are held every third Wednesday of the month ... The hall is open from 7.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record1171

www.buckinghamcameraclub.co.uk

Visits to the Website1024
Open Lectures & Talks'Meets every Wednesday 7.45 for 8 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record1675

www.bucksas.org.uk/events.html

Visits to the Website657
Open Lectures & TalksThe Society 'organises a varied winter lecture programme'.
Views of 'Full' Record723

www.bucksbirdclub.co.uk

Visits to the Website1102
Open Lectures & Talks'Meetings are held on Thursdays at 7.45 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record809

www.bucksfhs.org.uk

Visits to the Website537
Open Lectures & Talks'Meetings are held monthly, normally on the third Saturday of the month.'
Views of 'Full' Record782

www.bucksgs.org.uk

Visits to the Website375
Open Lectures & Talks'The BGS holds a meeting on the second Saturday each month.'
Views of 'Full' Record764

www.buckscountymuseum.org/museum/

Visits to the Website652
Open Lectures & TalksLectures and talks within the 'Events Programme'.
Also indexedBuckinghamshire County Council
Views of 'Full' Record871

bucksgardenstrust.org.uk

Category:Gardens Trusts
Visits to the Website559
Open Lectures & Talks'We run a number of walks throughout the year and a series of talks at the County Museum over the winter period.'
Views of 'Full' Record1000

www.burylhs.org.uk/meetings.html

Visits to the Website470
Open Lectures & Talks'The Society meets on the first Thursday of every month ... at 7.45 p.m.'
Views of 'Full' Record1138

www.buryps.co.uk

Visits to the Website501
Open Lectures & Talks'The Society has a broad and wide ranging number of events throughout the year with something to suit every photographic taste. At the present time membership numbers over 50 with attendances at meetings usually above 30.'
Views of 'Full' Record819

www.buryfestival.co.uk

Category:Arts Festivals
Visits to the Website1053
Open Lectures & TalksFestival usually held in May.
Views of 'Full' Record699

www.burypastandpresent.org.uk

Visits to the Website646
Open Lectures & Talks'The annual lecture programme commences every October and concludes in the following March; our meetings are held on the first Monday of the month ... commencing at 7.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record1081

www.cs.kent.ac.uk/people/staff/cgj/site/CS/

Visits to the Website996
Open Lectures & Talks'A series of talks and discussion about science and technology, that take place in informal venues such as pubs and cafes. The Canterbury branch meets once a month, usually on the second Tuesday of each month. All talks start at 7 pm and are free to attend.'
Views of 'Full' Record1889

www.kent.ac.uk/library/collections/lectures/

Visits to the Website623
Open Lectures & Talks'Information Services and Canterbury Cathedral Library are proud to present a joint lecture series, which aims to introduce audiences to significant items or collections held by the two institutions and provide opportunities for staff and researchers to discuss how they use the material in their work.'
Also indexedUniversity of Kent Special Collections and Archives
Views of 'Full' Record825

www.canterburydfas.org.uk

Visits to the Website522
Open Lectures & Talks'We meet every third Wednesday of the month for lectures except August and December at 11 am preceded by coffee from 10.30 am.'
Views of 'Full' Record1067

www.canterburyfestival.co.uk

Category:Arts Festivals
Visits to the Website898
Open Lectures & Talks

Held Late October - Early November.

Views of 'Full' Record727

www.canterbury-archaeology.org.uk

Visits to the Website792
Open Lectures & Talks'Arrange a series of winter lectures by invited speakers on historical and archaeological subjects ... Meetings will generally be held ... starting at 6 pm on a Saturday.'
Views of 'Full' Record1548

www.canterburysociety.org.uk

Visits to the Website994
Open Lectures & TalksProgramme of 'open meetings, talks and events arranged for members'.
Views of 'Full' Record928

www.cheddington.org.uk/organisations/history_society/

Visits to the Website393
Open Lectures & Talks'You are welcome to attend meetings of the Society, which are normally held at 8 pm on the third Monday of the month ... We welcome members at a fee of only £8 per person for a year, and we have a reduced rate for young people in education.'
Views of 'Full' Record1192

sites.google.com/a/cheltenhamorchids.org/www/societyprogramme

Visits to the Website407
Open Lectures & TalksMonthly meetings, Tuesday evenings.
Views of 'Full' Record993

www.cheltenhamhorticultural.co.uk/programevents.asp

Visits to the Website921
Open Lectures & Talks'We have a present membership of 140 and an average attendance of over 50 at our monthly meetings ... on the second Thursday of each month.'
Views of 'Full' Record1811

cotswoldas.org.uk/cas/index.php

Visits to the Website513
Open Lectures & Talks'Our main event is a monthly meeting; in the first half a guest speaker talks on a topic of astronomical interest, followed by a break for tea or coffee and biscuits. The second half is generally "open house" often with a "what’s up in the sky" talk, display of members photographs, or discussions about equipment or observing techniques.'
Views of 'Full' Record1265

deerhurstfriends.co.uk/lectures-events/

Visits to the Website520
Open Lectures & TalksAnnual Lecture organized by the Friends of Deerhurst Church: 'Admission on the Door from 7 pm'.
Views of 'Full' Record891

jennermuseum.com/category/events/

Category:Thornbury
Visits to the Website37
Open Lectures & Talks

'From Gloucestershire in the 1790s to Somalia in the 1970s, Dr Jenner’s House, Museum and Garden traces the impact of one of the pivotal events in world history, in the place where it happened. This is the house where Edward Jenner, pioneer of vaccination against smallpox, lived and told the world about his work. Less than 200 years later, smallpox had been eradicated, with countless lives saved in the process.' Hold a series of monthly talks.

Views of 'Full' Record44

eastkent.humanist.org.uk

Visits to the Website731
Open Lectures & Talks'At most meetings we normally invite an outside speaker to give a talk and this is always followed by energetic discussion. We have a break in the middle for refreshments. We also regularly hold meetings where members share their own reflections and interests ... Our regular monthly meeting is held on the 3rd Sunday of the month from 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record1346

elgar.org/elgarsoc/branches/east-anglian

Category:Elgar Society
Visits to the Website492
Open Lectures & Talks'The branch meets on Saturday afternoons approximately once a month, with summer and winter breaks. Each informal meeting is based around a talk by a visiting speaker. Meetings are open to all, and admission is free. Guests and non-members are most welcome, although they may not vote at the AGM.'
Views of 'Full' Record953

www.fordingbridgesociety.org.uk

Visits to the Website447
Open Lectures & Talks

Have held monthly evening meetings. Alert No future meetings listed at Review.

Views of 'Full' Record805

www.franciscans.ac.uk

Category:Christianity
Visits to the Website729
Open Lectures & TalksOccasional lectures. Enquire about attendance.
Named Lectures & TalksExCorde Lectures
Views of 'Full' Record1002

www.gbka-cg.org.uk/calendar.htm

Visits to the Website470
Open Lectures & Talks'In the Winter our GBKA-CG branch meets at a local Village Hall on the second Friday of the month. Meetings normally start at 7.30 pm and close about 10 pm. Winter meetings are usually talks from both guest speakers and association members on a range of beekeeping subjects.'
Views of 'Full' Record972

www.hardy-plant.org.uk/index.php

Visits to the Website471
Open Lectures & Talks'Meets ... at 2.15 pm every third Saturday during Spring & Autumn.'
Views of 'Full' Record747

www.hardy-plant.org.uk/index.php

Visits to the Website435
Open Lectures & TalksMeets 'on the last Saturday of the month, every month except December'.
Views of 'Full' Record1103

kentphilately.weebly.com

Category:Canterbury
Visits to the Website458
Open Lectures & Talks

'Meetings are held on the 2nd & 4th Friday in the month from September to April, thereafter 2nd Friday in the month, May to August. Doors open 7.15 pm, meetings commence 7.45 pm.'

Views of 'Full' Record1795

www.history.org.uk

Visits to the Website443
Open Lectures & Talks'Meetings are held on Wednesdays at 8.00 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record853

www.history.org.uk

Visits to the Website484
Open Lectures & Talks'Talks are open to the public and are free to HA members, associate members and students; others are asked for a small contribution towards expenses. Where appropriate, all events are followed by an informal social gathering to which all who attend are warmly invited.'
Views of 'Full' Record1136

www.hmrs.org.uk/areagroups/index.php

Visits to the Website316
Open Lectures & Talks'The group meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month, except July and August, at 19.00 for 19.30.' Unfortunately, the Manchester North Area Group is no longer listed on the Website.
Views of 'Full' Record688

nearyou.imeche.org/near-you/UK/Wessex/Salisbury-Area

Category:Salisbury
Visits to the Website523
Open Lectures & Talks

Occasional lectures. Enquire about attendance.

Views of 'Full' Record745

katrust.org.uk/newbury-branch/

Category:Newbury
Visits to the Website834
Open Lectures & Talks

Monthly meetings, Wednesday evenings.

Views of 'Full' Record1535

canterburykfhs.co.uk/Index.htm

Visits to the Website646
Open Lectures & Talks

'Unless specified, meetings are held on the second Friday of the month. Our June meeting is an outdoor meeting at a place of local historical interest. There is no meeting in January.'

Views of 'Full' Record882

www.lfhhs.org.uk/bury/

Visits to the Website853
Open Lectures & TalksMeets 'second Wednesday of the month at 7.30 pm'.
Views of 'Full' Record1561

www.mbbcs.org.uk

Visits to the Website750
Open Lectures & TalksMonthly evening meetings: 'Why not come along and join us? You will receive a warm welcome, have a chat with other canal enthusiasts, and have a cuppa. If you would like an alcoholic drink, please bring your own.'
Views of 'Full' Record775

www.mbbka.org.uk/programme.html

Visits to the Website509
Open Lectures & Talks'During the winter on the third Wednesday of the month we hold an association meeting, generally with an invited guest speaker.'
Views of 'Full' Record1169

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/article-1356394826594/

Visits to the Website476
Open Lectures & Talks'During the winter, the Association meets at approximately monthly intervals for a programme of talks of wide and varied interest ... Meetings take place ... at 2.30 pm on the first Wednesday in the month.'
Views of 'Full' Record1140

www.nvsuk.org.uk/southern_events.html

Visits to the Website477
Open Lectures & Talks'Meetings held on 2nd Wednesday of the month ... The hall is open at 7.30 pm for tea/coffee and biscuits followed by our meeting at 8 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record713

www.nemes.co.uk/lectures.htm

Category:Egypt
Visits to the Website463
Open Lectures & TalksMonthly lectures.
Views of 'Full' Record917

www.northbucksbatgroup.org.uk

Visits to the Website453
Open Lectures & Talks'While the bats are in hibernation, we switch to a Winter Programme of indoor events led by members and nationally recognised experts. Non-members are requested to make a donation of £2 to cover speaker's fees and venue costs.'
Views of 'Full' Record761

www.nccpg.com/In-your-area/Local-Groups/Gloucestershire.aspx

Category:Plant Heritage
Visits to the Website352
Open Lectures & Talks'The Gloucestershire Group has regular monthly meetings throughout the year to which visitors are always welcome. The winter meetings are usually devoted to lectures by visiting speakers and the summer meetings are a mixture of garden visits, social evenings and coach outings.'
Views of 'Full' Record805

www.prestwichcc.com

Visits to the Website353
Open Lectures & Talks'We meet most Tuesday evenings during the year ... Our present membership consists of around 40 people with varying photographic skills and interests and we encourage all types of photography, traditional and digital, whether you're a beginner or have more experience. Activities during the year include practical evenings, competitions and lectures.'
Views of 'Full' Record762

www.ramsbottomheritage.org.uk

Visits to the Website570
Open Lectures & Talks'Meetings are held ... on the third Wednesday of each month starting at 7.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record566

www.shrewsburycartoonfestival.com

Category:Arts Festivals
Visits to the Website449
Open Lectures & Talks

Held Late April.

Views of 'Full' Record559

www.smithsrow.org

Category:Art Galleries
Visits to the Website455
Open Lectures & TalksOccasional talks and related events.
Views of 'Full' Record491

www.southcanterburydfas.org.uk

Visits to the Website359
Open Lectures & Talks'Meetings are normally held on every third Monday of the month ... Members usually arrive from 6.45 p.m. to enjoy coffee and socialise. Lectures start at 7.30 p.m. and finish just over an hour later. There is the opportunity for early arrivers to have coffee or tea before the meeting. This offers an ideal opportunity for members to discuss the lecture ... We have around 210 members at present and a (very short) waiting list for membership.'
Views of 'Full' Record858

www.slbg.org.uk

Visits to the Website546
Open Lectures & TalksOccasional talks.
Views of 'Full' Record495

www.stourastro.org.uk

Visits to the Website375
Open Lectures & Talks'Meets on a monthly basis ... on the first Tuesday of every month at 7.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record933

www.suffolkfhs.org.uk

Category:Bury St Edmunds
Visits to the Website463
Open Lectures & Talks

'Meets on the third Wednesday of each month (except August and December) at 7.30 pm.'

Views of 'Full' Record699

www.suffolkfhs.org.uk

Visits to the Website491
Open Lectures & Talks'Meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month ... Meetings start at 7.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record1076

website.lineone.net/~stuart.strathearn/tcs/

Visits to the Website685
Open Lectures & TalksMonthly talks, Thursday evenings.
Views of 'Full' Record1959

www.ths.freeuk.com/meetings/programme.htm

Visits to the Website445
Open Lectures & TalksMeetings 'are held each month from September to May when talks are given, primarily on Tewkesbury topics, although subjects of a wider historical nature are also included'.
Views of 'Full' Record1474

www.tymcars.co.uk

Category:Railway History
Visits to the Website290
Open Lectures & Talks'Every fortnight, a guest speaker is invited to give a railway related presentation, which may be a slideshow, a video or a cine show. On the other Tuesday nights, members bring along their own slides, memory sticks, photographs & videos to share with other members. If you live locally and have an interest in railways, then please do not hesitate to come along on a Tuesday evening. You do not have to be a member to attend our society as you can visit as a guest, if you enjoy your visit then you are more than welcome to join.'
Views of 'Full' Record823

www.buckingham.ac.uk/life/social/events/lectures

Visits to the Website647
Open Lectures & Talks'The Concerts & Lectures Series is an ongoing cultural extravaganza of classical music and fascinating lectures on a wide variety of subjects, performed by talented (often visiting) musicians, academics and experts. They are all open to the public, so whether you’re staff, a student, alumni or just interested please come along and see what we’ve got to offer! ... Please check individual lectures for day and time. Drinks will be served in Seminar Rooms 4 & 5 following the lectures for all those who would like to stay for a short time of informal discussion. Admission is free (although donations are welcomed) and everyone is welcome.'
Views of 'Full' Record1683

www.kent.ac.uk/whatson/index.html

Visits to the Website548
Open Lectures & Talks'Kent's popular Open Lecture series covers a range of topics; from comedy to politics, science to the arts. Lectures are free, open to all and no booking is needed.'
Views of 'Full' Record2243

www.kent.ac.uk/bio/news/wain/

Category:Biology
Visits to the Website1042
Open Lectures & Talks'The Medal Lecture is a public lecture held within the University of Kent and the lecturer is expected to emphasize public understanding in his/her presentation ... The Wain Medal is awarded to a young scientist doing research in biochemistry.' Lecture usually held in late Autumn.
Also indexedUniversity of Kent
Views of 'Full' Record1923

www.westernfrontassociation.com

Visits to the Website446
Open Lectures & Talks'We offer a programme of speakers to cater for a wide range of interest - from the home front to the battlefield, from the conduct of armies to the personal experience of individuals. We aim to create a friendly, lively atmosphere where people with common interests in The Great War can share experience and information, as well as benefiting from high quality speakers.'
Views of 'Full' Record1144

www.whitstablephotogroup.com

Visits to the Website393
Open Lectures & Talks'We meet at 8 pm on the first and third Friday of each month from September to May ... We look forward to welcoming you!'
Views of 'Full' Record631

www.gfgs.org.uk/clubs.htm

Visits to the Website441
Open Lectures & TalksMonthly evening meetings.
Views of 'Full' Record1004

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  270. Hinxton
  271. Hitchin
  272. Holborn
  273. Horsham
  274. Hounslow
  275. Huddersfield
  276. Huntingdon
  277. Huntingdonshire
  278. Hyndburn
  279. Ilkeston
  280. Ilkley
  281. Inverclyde
  282. Ipswich
  283. Isle of Anglesey
  284. Isle of Islay
  285. Isle of Man
  286. Isle of Wight
  287. Islington
  288. Keighley
  289. Kendal
  290. Kensington & Chelsea
  291. Kensington Chelsea
  292. Keswick
  293. Kettering
  294. Kidderminster
  295. King's Lynn
  296. Kings Lynn & West Norfolk
  297. Kingston upon Hull
  298. Kingston upon Thames
  299. Kingston-upon-Hull
  300. Kingston-upon-Thames
  301. Kirklees
  302. Knowsley
  303. Lambeth
  304. Lancaster
  305. Larne
  306. Leatherhead
  307. Leeds
  308. Leicester
  309. Leighton Buzzard
  310. Lewes
  311. Lewisham
  312. Lichfield
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  314. Lisburn Castlereagh
  315. Lisburn City
  316. Liverpool
  317. Llanarthne
  318. Loughborough
  319. Ludlow
  320. Luton
  321. Lydney
  322. Lymington
  323. Lytham St Annes
  324. MIlton Keynes
  325. Macclesfield
  326. Maidstone
  327. Maldon
  328. Malvern Hills
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  330. Mansfield
  331. Marlborough
  332. Matlock
  333. Medway
  334. Melton
  335. Melton Mowbray
  336. Mendip
  337. Merthyr Tydfil
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  340. Mid East Antrim
  341. Mid Suffolk
  342. Mid Sussex
  343. Mid Ulster
  344. Middlesbrough
  345. Midlothian
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  347. Mole Valley
  348. Monmouthshire
  349. Moray
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  351. Na h-Eileanan an Iar
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  363. Newton Abbot
  364. Newtownabbey
  365. North Ayrshire
  366. North Devon
  367. North Dorset
  368. North Down
  369. North East Derbyshire
  370. North East Lincolnshire
  371. North Hertfordshire
  372. North Kesteven
  373. North Lanarkshire
  374. North Lincolnshire
  375. North Norfolk
  376. North Somerset
  377. North Tyneside
  378. North Warwickshire
  379. North West Leicestershire
  380. Northampton
  381. Northumberland
  382. Northwich
  383. Norwich
  384. Nottingham
  385. Nuneaton & Bedworth
  386. Oadby & Wigston
  387. Oakham
  388. Okehampton
  389. Oldham
  390. Olney
  391. Orkney
  392. Orkney Islands
  393. Ormskirk
  394. Oundle
  395. Oxford
  396. Pembrokeshire
  397. Pendle
  398. Penzance
  399. Perth
  400. Perth & Kinross
  401. Peterborough
  402. Pitlochry
  403. Plymouth
  404. Poole
  405. Portsmouth
  406. Powys
  407. Preston
  408. Purbeck
  409. Reading
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  424. Rochdale
  425. Rochford
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  427. Rossendale
  428. Rother
  429. Rotherham
  430. Royal Tunbridge Wells
  431. Rugby
  432. Runcorn
  433. Runnymede
  434. Rushcliffe
  435. Rushmoor
  436. Rutland
  437. Ryedale
  438. Salford
  439. Salisbury
  440. Sandwell
  441. Scarborough
  442. Scottish Borders
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  444. Sedgemoor
  445. Sefton
  446. Selby
  447. Sevenoaks
  448. Sheffield
  449. Shepway
  450. Sherborne
  451. Shetland Islands
  452. Shrewsbury
  453. Shropshire
  454. Skipton
  455. Slough
  456. Solihull
  457. South Ayrshire
  458. South Buckinghamshire
  459. South Bucks
  460. South Cambridgeshire
  461. South Derbyshire
  462. South Gloucestershire
  463. South Hams
  464. South Holland
  465. South Kesteven
  466. South Lakeland
  467. South Lanarkshire
  468. South Norfolk
  469. South Northamptonshire
  470. South Oxfordshire
  471. South Ribble
  472. South Somerset
  473. South Staffordshire
  474. South Tyneside
  475. Southampton
  476. Southend
  477. Southend-on-Sea
  478. Southwark
  479. Spelthorne
  480. St Albans
  481. St Andrews
  482. St Austell
  483. St Edmundsbury
  484. St Helens
  485. Stafford
  486. Staffordshire Moorlands
  487. Stamford
  488. Stevenage
  489. Stirling
  490. Stockport
  491. Stockton-on-Tees
  492. Stoke-on-Trent
  493. Strabane
  494. Stratford-on-Avon
  495. Stroud
  496. Suffolk Coastal
  497. Sunderland
  498. Surrey Heath
  499. Sutton
  500. Sutton Coldfield
  501. Swale
  502. Swansea
  503. Swindon
  504. Tameside
  505. Tamworth
  506. Tandridge
  507. Taunton
  508. Taunton Deane
  509. Teignbridge
  510. Telford
  511. Telford & Wrekin
  512. Tendring
  513. Test Valley
  514. Tewkesbury
  515. Thanet
  516. The City
  517. The Scottish Borders
  518. Thornbury
  519. Three Rivers
  520. Thurrock
  521. Tiverton
  522. Tonbridge & Malling
  523. Torbay
  524. Torfaen
  525. Torridge
  526. Tower Hamlets
  527. Trafford
  528. Trowbridge
  529. Truro
  530. Tunbridge Wells
  531. Ullapool
  532. Uppingham
  533. Uttlesford
  534. Vale of Glamorgan
  535. Vale of White Horse
  536. Wadebridge
  537. Wakefield
  538. Walsall
  539. Waltham Forest
  540. Walton-on-Thames
  541. Wandsworth
  542. Warrington
  543. Warwick
  544. Watford
  545. Waveney
  546. Waverley
  547. Wealdon
  548. Wellingborough
  549. Welwyn Garden City
  550. Welwyn Hatfield
  551. West Berkshire
  552. West Bridgford
  553. West Devon
  554. West Dorset
  555. West Lancashire
  556. West Lindsey
  557. West Lothian
  558. West Oxfordshire
  559. West Somerset
  560. Westminster
  561. Weston-Super-Mare
  562. Weymouth
  563. Weymouth & Portland
  564. Wigan
  565. Wigston
  566. Wilmslow
  567. Wiltshire
  568. Winchester
  569. Windsor
  570. Windsor & Maidenhead
  571. Wirral
  572. Wisbech
  573. Woking
  574. Wokingham
  575. Wolverhampton
  576. Worcester
  577. Workington
  578. Worthing
  579. Woverhampton
  580. Wrexham
  581. Wychavon
  582. Wycombe
  583. Wyre
  584. Wyre Forest
  585. York
  586. York (City)
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