A-Z of LECTURES and CATEGORIES

Nearby: Chester

www.cfwinchester.org.uk

Category:Winchester
Visits to the Website1120
Overview

Monthly Talks in French, October to May.

Also indexedCercle Français de Winchester
Views of 'Full' Record2321

www.alpinegardensociety.net/groups/Chesterfield-and-District/programme/

Visits to the Website749
Overview

'We are a very friendly group and you will be made most welcome. The group meets on the second Sunday of the month, January to May and September to December. Doors open at 2-30p.m. and the meeting starts at 3-00p.m.'

Views of 'Full' Record1447

www.alpinegardensociety.net/groups/West-Sussex/programme/

Visits to the Website587
Overview'We meet ... at 7.30 pm, 2nd Monday, Sept. to April, generally with illustrated talks by guest speakers on practical aspects of gardening with alpines, expeditions to places where the plants grow naturally.'
Views of 'Full' Record1158

www.alpinegardensociety.net/groups/local/programmes/

Visits to the Website733
OverviewMeets 'on the second Friday of each month from September until May enjoying a varied programme of talks and events and a friendly atmosphere in which to further develop the hobby of alpines'.
Views of 'Full' Record1578

alresfordcameraclub.co.uk/wordpress/

Category:Colchester
Visits to the Website770
Overview

Meet 'from 7.30 pm to 10.00 pm, every first and third Thursday of the month from September to May ... The programme of events includes a variety of quality speakers – excellent photographers all – competitions and workshops covering a wide range of photographic topics, equipment and techniques'.

Views of 'Full' Record1604

www.alresfordhistandlit.co.uk

Visits to the Website988
Overview'Meetings are held ... at 7.30 pm on the third Wednesday of the month.'
Views of 'Full' Record1901

www.mlfhs.org.uk

Visits to the Website836
Overview'Our meetings are held on the third Saturday of every month (except December) at 2.0 pm ... when there is an invited speaker, a talk by one of our members, or workshops and discussions.'
Also indexedManchester & Lancashire Family History Society
Views of 'Full' Record2261

www.ahsoc.org/events/regional-sections/southern/

Category:Horology
Visits to the Website701
Overview'Meetings are held ... on Saturdays, starting at 2 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record1136

www.barrowhill.org

Category:Chesterfield
Visits to the Website864
Overview

'All presentations are held in the roundhouse lecture theatre commencing at 19.30 and finishing between 21.45 and 22.00. Doors open at 19.00. Presentations are held on the 3rd Thursday of every month. Hot and cold drinks are available from the buffet before 19.30 and during the interval. Free parking on site. Admission is normally £1.50 for members and £2.00 for non-members. Everyone welcome.'

Views of 'Full' Record1191

sybilcampbellcollection.org.uk

Visits to the Website758
OverviewThe Sybil Campbell Collection Annual Lecture: 'The Collection was established in 1928 as the Crosby Hall Library and became a charity in 1955 ... In June 2006, after intensive work on cataloguing and conservation (aided by generous grants from the Pilgrim Trust and the Charitable Foundation), it was moved to the University of Winchester.' Other events might be open to the public.
Also indexedBritish Federation of Women Graduates | University of Winchester
Views of 'Full' Record1154

www.bwavg.co.uk

Visits to the Website1201
OverviewMonthly, Monday evenings: 'Doors open at 7.45 pm with each presentation starting at 8 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record2992

www.chester.bcss.org.uk/BCSSChester/Home.html

Visits to the Website603
Overview'We meet on the first Friday of each month (7.30 pm start) ... for talks by visiting speakers.'
Views of 'Full' Record1218

www.scibar.info

Visits to the Website1241
Overview'Stop Monday night feeling like an inescapable black hole! Come along to Didsbury Scibar and get the low down on life, the universe and everything.' Meetings 'every third Monday of the month 6.30 pm'.
Views of 'Full' Record2394

www.cheshirehistory.org.uk/burton-hs.html

Visits to the Website922
Overview'We meet on Thursdays ... talks start at 8 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record2816

www.groupanalysisnorth.com/activities.html

Visits to the Website787
Overview'This will be a place where people can meet and talk about life, over a drink, from a psychological perspective.'
Views of 'Full' Record1822

www.cafescientifique.manchester.ac.uk

Visits to the Website1017
OverviewMeetings 'held at ... 6.00 pm on the last Wednesday of every month'.
Views of 'Full' Record2177

www.cafescientifique.org

Visits to the Website730
OverviewMeetings 'first Monday of the month, 7 for 7.30 pm ... There are no tickets and it is open to all. We usually finish at 9.00 pm after a question and answer session in which the audience are encouraged to contribute by the intimate setting. The Cafe does not run in January, May, August and September'.
Views of 'Full' Record2707

www.alc.manchester.ac.uk/cidral/

Visits to the Website663
Overview

Details of public lectures.

Also indexedUniversity of Manchester
Views of 'Full' Record1269

www.manchesterjewishstudies.org

Visits to the Website626
OverviewOrganize The Sherman Lectures: Latest Dates 16-19 April 2012 - plus other events which might be open to the public.
Named Lectures & TalksSherman Lectures
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester
Views of 'Full' Record1344

www.alc.manchester.ac.uk/centrefornewwriting/

Visits to the Website816
Overview'Our unique events bring the best-known contemporary novelists and poets to Manchester to discuss and read from their work. Everyone is welcome, and ticket prices include a complimentary glass of wine or soft drink (except Colm Tóibín Public Events).'
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester
Views of 'Full' Record1054

www.canwos.org.uk

Visits to the Website781
Overview

'We meet ... normally on the last Friday of the month. The Hall is open from 7.30 pm. Presently, there are no meetings in December or July.'

Views of 'Full' Record1425

chesterarchaeolsoc.org.uk

Visits to the Website811
Overview

'Between the Autumn and Spring (usually September to April) we organize a programme of monthly lectures on Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons.'

Views of 'Full' Record1200

www.chestercanalheritagetrust.co.uk

Category:Chester
Visits to the Website860
Overview

Talks most winter months, first Wednesday evening: 'All welcome - members free, non-members £1.50.'

Views of 'Full' Record1236

www.chestercathedral.com

Visits to the Website1140
OverviewOffer a range of lectures and talks, some organized by the Society of Friends of Chester Cathedral.
Views of 'Full' Record1035

www.chestercivictrust.org.uk

Visits to the Website1840
OverviewMonthly lectures, Wednesday evenings.
Views of 'Full' Record1925

chester.humanist.org.uk

Visits to the Website960
Overview'We meet on the third Tuesday of each month ... at 7.00 pm.'
Also indexedChester, Cheshire, Wirral & N Wales Humanists
Views of 'Full' Record2135

www.storyhouse.com/literature

Category:Chester
Visits to the Website826
Overview

Alert This Entry originally related to the Essar Chester Literature Festival. I have replaced the Link with one to the Chester Literature Festival held Mid November. Storyhouse is 'Chester’s brand new £37m theatre, library, cinema and arts centre. The restored and revitalised 1930s Odeon building now houses an 800-seat auditorium, a 200-seat studio theatre, a restaurant and two bars and a 100-seat boutique cinema'.

Also indexedStoryhouse
Views of 'Full' Record1623

www.chesterps.org

Visits to the Website677
Overview'Meets on a weekly basis from September to April ... on Tuesday evenings from 7.30 to 9.30 pm ... Our meetings consist of a programme compiled to provide a varied and interesting mix of Lectures, Demonstrations. Competitions, Social Events and Outings ... All Lectures are given by experienced Photographers and Trade Sponsored Speakers. These evenings are designed to be both entertaining and instructive, providing something for everyone from the beginner to items on more advanced techniques that will be of interest to even the most experienced worker.'
Views of 'Full' Record1212

www.chesterlandscapehistory.org.uk/lectures.html

Visits to the Website870
Overview'The Society meets for monthly lectures, usually in the months of January, February, March, April, September, October and November.'
Named Lectures & TalksAnthea Allen Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record1355

www.chester.ac.uk/departments/trs/chester-theological-society

Visits to the Website920
Overview'We hold four or more meetings in the year. Guest speakers with national and international reputations are invited to give lectures, and then to respond to questions and comments from the audience ... Most meetings have a door-charge for entry and refreshments: there is no other membership fee and usually no requirement to book, and some events are free.'
Also indexedChester Cathedral | University of Chester
Views of 'Full' Record1631

www.cdmes.co.uk

Visits to the Website686
Views of 'Full' Record1182

www.cdbka.org.uk

Visits to the Website1688
Views of 'Full' Record2704

www.cpsg.uk

Visits to the Website882
Overview

'CPSG runs a monthly programme of talks, demonstrations and videos relating to the Paranormal. The Group's Secretary arranges for a different speaker to join us at each meeting, in order to give a talk on, or to demonstrate, a particular aspect of the subject. Potential new members are welcome to join us at these meetings ... The Group’s main meetings are currently held on the second Friday of the month ... at 7.15 pm.'

Views of 'Full' Record1751

www.cdas.info

Visits to the Website714
Overview'From September to May we offer a programme of lectures ... on the fourth Wednesday of the month, given by leading archaeologists, authors and academics.'
Views of 'Full' Record1040

www.chichestercameraclub.org.uk

Visits to the Website1329
Overview'Main club meetings take place every Thursday at 7.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record892

www.chichestercathedral.org.uk

Visits to the Website649
OverviewOccasional lectures and talks.
Views of 'Full' Record935

www.cfvm.org.uk

Visits to the Website623
Overview'We have a full and varied programme of meetings, including illustrated talks, workshops and competitions.'
Views of 'Full' Record976

westsussexhumanists.org.uk

Visits to the Website913
Overview'We meet ... from 7 pm, every third Monday of the month (or Tuesday when there is a bank holiday).'
Views of 'Full' Record1487

www.chichesterliterarysociety.co.uk

Visits to the Website960
Overview

'The Chichester Literary Society was formed in January 2005. Its predecessor, the West Sussex Literary Society (founded by Irene Campbell) was disbanded and the new society formed in response to the wishes of members, who wanted a Chichester-based society, rather than one whose meetings were held in different locations around the county ... Since its formation, the Society has gone from strength to strength. Throughout the year it offers a wide range of talks by speakers on many literary subjects.'

Views of 'Full' Record2501

www.chichesternaturalhistorysociety.org.uk

Visits to the Website914
Overview'All lectures are at 7.15 pm on Wednesday evenings ... Doors open at 7.00 pm. Evening ends at 9.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record2832

www.chicogs.org.uk

Visits to the Website537
Overview'Monday meetings ... start at 7.30 pm, doors open at 7.15 pm. Members free; Non-members £2.00.'
Views of 'Full' Record1133

www.cis.org.uk/groups/Manchester

Category:Christianity
Visits to the Website727
OverviewOccasional talks.
Also indexedManchester Science and Philosophy Group
Views of 'Full' Record1183

www.manchesterca.org.uk

Category:Manchester
Visits to the Website1097
Overview

'Branch meetings are held six times a year and take the form of lectures with visiting speakers ...'

Views of 'Full' Record1263

caguk.net

Visits to the Website768
Views of 'Full' Record2486

www.cimuseums.org.uk/castle

Visits to the Website875
Overview'A visit to Colchester Castle is now bigger, brighter and better than ever before, with brand new interactive displays including new finds and star exhibits like the Colchester Vase and the Colchester Mercury statuette.'
Views of 'Full' Record1233

www.colchesternaturalhistorysociety.org.uk/events.htm

Visits to the Website940
Overview'Throughout autumn, winter and spring there are illustrated talks by leading naturalists and wildlife travellers as well as teach-ins on identification of birds, plants and insects. Particularly popular are the Tuesday evening plant surveys and wild flower identification sessions throughout the season in all kinds of local habitats led by experienced botanists.'
Views of 'Full' Record2252

www.csmee.co.uk

Visits to the Website651
Overview'The society facilities are open to members as required. There is an informal club night each Friday and working groups meet on Wednesdays and Sundays. Other members use the tracks during the week especially in the summer running season. For various reasons, the running sessions are not open to the general public but we are delighted to see interested folk when we are running. We also have a program of talks and visits during the year which folk are welcome to join ...'
Views of 'Full' Record2157

www.computerconservationsociety.org/lecture.htm

Visits to the Website705
OverviewOccasional early evening meetings.
Also indexedBCS - The Chartered Institute for IT
Views of 'Full' Record1174

thecottagegardensociety.org.uk

Visits to the Website754
Overview'This small group, of around 15 members, meets monthly in winter for talks.'
Views of 'Full' Record1609

www.crewephotosoc.com

Visits to the Website1697
Overview'We normally meet between 7.45 to 10.00 pm ... every Thursday from September to May, giving you something to do in the long winter evenings!'
Views of 'Full' Record1124

donningtonhorticulturalsociety.org.uk

Visits to the Website881
Overview'We meet on the first Friday of the month (except in January and August) ... We have a wide range of illustrated talks and demonstrations, accompanied by refreshments, raffle, plant sales and a table top competition for flowers, fruit and vegetables. We also hold 3 shows a year, an annual plant sale, and organise visits to gardens large and small ... We are all amateurs, learning from each other, so do come along and join us!'
Views of 'Full' Record1562

elgar.org/elgarsoc/branches/north-west

Category:Elgar Society
Visits to the Website690
Overview'The branch meets between six and eight times a year; its season runs from October to May. Most meetings take place on a Saturday starting at 3.00 pm and last for approximately two hours.'
Views of 'Full' Record1912

www.cheshirehistory.org.uk/EllesmerePort.html

Visits to the Website744
OverviewMonthly evening meetings, usually Tuesdays.
Views of 'Full' Record2662

chesterfieldembroiderersguild.blogspot.co.uk

Visits to the Website624
OverviewMeets '1st Thur 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm'.
Views of 'Full' Record1174

www.embroiderersguild.com

Visits to the Website847
OverviewMeets 'Second Monday of every month. Informal stitching from 11 am until 1 pm; Meeting from 2 pm until 4 pm'.
Views of 'Full' Record1727

www.megastitchers.co.uk

Visits to the Website735
OverviewMeetings 'First Saturday of the month 10.00 am until 4.00 pm'.
Views of 'Full' Record1899

www.winchesterembroiderers.org.uk

Visits to the Website677
Overview'We meet at 2.00 pm on the second Wednesday of each month (except August).'
Views of 'Full' Record1310

hantsfedhortsoc.org.uk/society-details/#empshott

Category:Winchester
Visits to the Website621
Overview

Monthly meetings, Tuesday evenings. Alert At Review, the Society's Website originally cited here was not accessible; cf its Entry in the Member Society List of The Hampshire Federation of Horticultural Societies.

Views of 'Full' Record1148

www.esfh.org.uk

Visits to the Website1161
Overview'Meetings of the Branch are held ... usually on the second Saturday of the month.'
Views of 'Full' Record2701

www.essex.ac.uk/tjn/

Category:Law & Society
Visits to the Website519
Overview

Annual Lecture: 'All are welcome to attend'.

Also indexedUniversity of Essex
Views of 'Full' Record857

www.essexwt.org.uk/whats-on

Visits to the Website618
OverviewUsually meets 3rd Thursday of the month 'commencing 7.45 pm (doors open 7.15 pm). A donation is invited to cover expenses £2.00 per adult'.
Views of 'Full' Record958

www.fhsc.org.uk

Visits to the Website1098
OverviewMonthly evening meetings.
Views of 'Full' Record3914

www.fernhurst.net/hortsoc/

Visits to the Website544
Overview'All talks are held in the Village Hall at 8 pm. Coffee is served from 7.30 pm. Non-members are welcome to join us for talks ...'
Views of 'Full' Record1040

www.fernhurstsociety.org.uk/events.html

Visits to the Website566
OverviewOccasional talks.
Views of 'Full' Record927

www.firstsite.uk.net

Category:Art Galleries
Visits to the Website678
Overview'Talks, debates and symposia at Firstsite offer a great opportunity to engage with contemporary art in new ways. Whether you're interested in taking part in critical debates or attending historical lectures, our programme has something for everyone. Numbers are limited, so please book in advance ...'
Views of 'Full' Record1051

www.fokab.org.uk

Visits to the Website565
Overview'Members enjoy a programme of entertaining monthly evening meetings in Winchester usually on the second Saturday (except January when we have a rather large event!) ...'
Views of 'Full' Record1431

www.cheshirehistory.org.uk/frodsham.html

Visits to the Website848
OverviewMonthly evening meetings.
Views of 'Full' Record2695

www.frodshamphoto.org.uk

Visits to the Website580
OverviewPresentations are 'once a month and are given by carefully chosen experts. A wide range of topics is selected to meet the needs of as many members as possible ... Membership is open to all who profess an interest in photography, whether beginner or more advanced, young or more mature'.
Views of 'Full' Record1300

futureeverything.org

Visits to the Website469
Overview'An award-winning innovation lab for digital culture and annual festival, established in Manchester in 1995. For 21 years FutureEverything has been exploring the meeting point of technology, society and culture which lies at the heart of the digital debate. Through a community network and regular events it makes connections between thinkers, developers, coders, artists, designers, urbanists and policy makers – inspiring them to experiment and to collaborate in new ways.' Festival usually held late March/early April.
Views of 'Full' Record1201

www.germanphilately.org

Visits to the Website616
OverviewBimonthly afternoon meetings.
Views of 'Full' Record937

gmh.humanist.org.uk

Visits to the Website1379
Overview'We meet ... on the second Wednesday each month.'
Views of 'Full' Record1097

westcheshiremuseums.co.uk

Visits to the Website718
OverviewLarge number and range of lectures and other events at the Museum and elsewhere in Chester listed in regularly produced PDF brochure.
Also indexedWest Cheshire Museums
Views of 'Full' Record3658

www.thegurkhamuseum.co.uk

Visits to the Website664
OverviewWinter Lecture programme plus other talks throughout the year.
Views of 'Full' Record1111

www.thehamblintrust.org.uk

Visits to the Website637
Overview'We are a Spiritual Sanctuary dedicated to enriching people's lives through Right Thinking. All our events have a common aim ~ to live a happier and healthier life ... Our office and grounds are set in three acres of beautiful and very peaceful gardens in the picturesque village of Bosham, West Sussex. We offer a rich and varied programme of events'
Views of 'Full' Record1585

www.chrissellen.taureans.co.uk/index_files/HADS/index.htm

Category:Winchester
Visits to the Website1459
Overview

Occasional talks.

Views of 'Full' Record2950

www.fieldclub.hants.org.uk/sections/archaeology.html

Visits to the Website714
Overview'We organise an annual conference and a programme of lectures which keep members abreast of developments in archaeology, both within the county and beyond.'
Views of 'Full' Record1495

www.fieldclub.hants.org.uk/sections/hisbuild.html

Visits to the Website666
Overview'We organise a varied programme of Winter lectures and visits to historic buildings.'
Views of 'Full' Record1112

www.hgs-familyhistory.com

Visits to the Website452
Overview'Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of the month (except Bank Holidays) ... The meetings commence at 7.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record1086

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

Visits to the Website637
OverviewMonthly meetings, Monday evenings.
Views of 'Full' Record1725

www.history.org.uk

Visits to the Website675
OverviewDays and times of meetings vary.
Views of 'Full' Record2093

www.history.org.uk

Visits to the Website499
OverviewMonthly Saturday meetings at 12 noon.
Views of 'Full' Record1025

www.history.org.uk

Visits to the Website509
OverviewMonthly meetings, Wednesday evenings.
Views of 'Full' Record1193

north.iwm.org.uk

Visits to the Website1051
OverviewWith 'Location' IWM North, can filter by 'Lectures & Conferences' and 'Talks & Tours'.
Views of 'Full' Record1391

www.waterways.org.uk/chester/chester_merseyside

Visits to the Website894
Overview'Holds social meetings on the second Tuesday of the month, October to May ... starting at 7.45 pm ... A very varied programme of speakers ensures an interesting evening for everyone.'
Views of 'Full' Record1138

www.waterways.org.uk/manchester/manchester

Visits to the Website773
Overview'Our Winter Talks are open to everyone whether or not you are an IWA member (but it helps us if you become one!) ... Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month from October to April.'
Views of 'Full' Record914

www.iop.org/activity/branches/north_west/index.html

Category:Physics
Visits to the Website822
Overview'Organises lectures, meetings and conferences for its members in and around the Manchester area, and works locally to promote physics, physics education and public understanding of physics.'
Views of 'Full' Record1745

www.theiet.org/local/uk/index.cfm

Visits to the Website765
Overview'All Network events are open to the public and most are free of charge.'
Views of 'Full' Record940

nearyou.imeche.org/near-you/UK/North-Western/Greater-Manchester-Area

Visits to the Website816
Overview'Offers a wide range of lectures etc covering the appropriate industry subjects in the area, together with educational events to increase the awareness of young people to the exciting world of Engineering.' Enquire about attendance.
Views of 'Full' Record875

www.coinclubs.org.uk/Lancs%20&%20Cheshire.htm

Visits to the Website1032
OverviewMonthly: 'All meetings are on Saturdays at 2.00 pm, except December (1.30 pm).'
Views of 'Full' Record2012

www.lexdenhistory.org.uk

Visits to the Website775
Overview

'We meet on the second Wednesday of every month (except August) at 7.45 pm.'

Named Lectures & TalksGeoff Pettit Memorial Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record1992

www.lrta.org/meets.html

Category:Railway History
Visits to the Website667
Overview'Indoor meetings on last Thursday September to May, excluding December.'
Views of 'Full' Record845

www.lutherkinghouse.org.uk

Category:Christianity
Visits to the Website747
Overview'These theological lectures present recent or current research in an accessible way. They are free of charge, and there is no need to book - just turn up!'
Named Lectures & TalksWhitley Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record935

www.malpascheshire.org/community-links/malpas-field-club.html

Visits to the Website765
Overview

Monthly meetings, Wednesday evenings.

Views of 'Full' Record2310

www.mlfhs.org.uk

Visits to the Website480
OverviewComposite list of the Meetings of the various Sections of the Society.
Views of 'Full' Record924

mlfhs.org.uk/index.php

Visits to the Website502
Overview'Meetings are held on the second Monday in each month (except for Bank Holidays) ... Meetings start at 1.30 pm.'
Views of 'Full' Record825

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  302. Matlock
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  336. Oban
  337. Okehampton
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  341. Ormskirk
  342. Orpington
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  344. Oundle
  345. Oxford
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  347. Peebles
  348. Pembrokeshire
  349. Penrith
  350. Penzance
  351. Perth
  352. Peterborough
  353. Pitlochry
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  356. Poole
  357. Portsmouth
  358. Powys
  359. Preston
  360. Prestwich
  361. Rayleigh
  362. Reading
  363. Redbridge
  364. Redcar
  365. Redditch
  366. Reigate
  367. Renfrewshire
  368. Rhondda Cynon Taf
  369. Rhyl
  370. Richmond
  371. Richmond upon Thames
  372. Richmond-upon-Thames
  373. Rickmansworth
  374. Ripon
  375. Rochdale
  376. Romsey
  377. Ross-on-Wye
  378. Rotherham
  379. Royal Leamington Spa
  380. Royal Tunbridge Wells
  381. Rugby
  382. Ruthin
  383. Sale
  384. Salford
  385. Salisbury
  386. Sandbach
  387. Scarborough
  388. Scunthorpe
  389. Sefton
  390. Selby
  391. Selly Oak
  392. Sevenoaks
  393. Sheffield
  394. Sherborne
  395. Shetland Islands
  396. Shrewsbury
  397. Shropshire
  398. Sidmouth
  399. Skipton
  400. Solihull
  401. South Ayrshire
  402. South Lakeland
  403. South Lanarkshire
  404. South Oxfordshire
  405. South Shields
  406. South Somerset
  407. Southampton
  408. Southend-on-Sea
  409. Southport
  410. Southwark
  411. Southwell
  412. Spalding
  413. St Albans
  414. St Andrews
  415. St Austell
  416. St Helens
  417. St Ives
  418. Stafford
  419. Staines-upon-Thames
  420. Stamford
  421. Stevenage
  422. Stirling
  423. Stockport
  424. Stockton-on-Tees
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  426. Stow-on-the-Wold
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  428. Stratford-on-Avon
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  433. Sutton Coldfield
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  435. Swanage
  436. Swansea
  437. Swindon
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  441. Tavistock
  442. Teignmouth
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  451. Torquay
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  455. Trowbridge
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  457. Ullapool
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  460. Vale of Glamorgan
  461. Wadebridge
  462. Wakefield
  463. Wallasey
  464. Wallsend
  465. Walsall
  466. Waltham Forest
  467. Walton-on-Thames
  468. Wandsworth
  469. Warrington
  470. Warwick
  471. Watford
  472. Wellingborough
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  475. West Bridgford
  476. West Bromwich
  477. West Dorset
  478. West Lothian
  479. Westminster
  480. Weston-Super-Mare
  481. Weymouth
  482. Whitehaven
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  484. Wigston
  485. Wilmslow
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  487. Wimborne Minster
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  489. Windsor
  490. Wisbech
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  492. Woking
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  494. Woodbridge
  495. Worcester
  496. Workington
  497. Worksop
  498. Worthing
  499. Wrexham
  500. Yate
  501. Yeovil
  502. York (City)
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