Speaker: Ellis Douek (former ENT Consultant Surgeon at Guys Hospital)

Venue: Fellowship House, 136a Willifield Way, London NW11. Informal self-help group: members choose their own preferred medium and projects. All levels of ability welcome. We meet for 2 hour sessions 18 times a year from 11am to 1pm. Part of U3A Stanmore programme. Facilities are delightful. Parking easy. Please contact David Pye on 020 8346 6869 for details of membership. £39.00 per annum and free access to 20 other groups .

This week's programme is introduced by Anete Graudina. Enjoy an hour of classical music on disc, followed by a friendly cup of tea. Admission for members £1.

Meet at the Flagstaff, by Whitestone Pond. A Heath & Hampstead Society walk, led by Jonathan Meares, Trees and Conservation Manager, (Hampstead Heath and Highgate Wood) City of London, Suggested minimum donation £5 per adult. Info 07941 528 034; email hhs.walks@gmail.com

The 1975 film of the Suburb: Narrator, Donald Sinden

Chairman's Report on the past year's events, Treasurer's Report on the Accounts, Election and Re-Election of the Committee for 2016-17, new programme for 2017 and Presentation of Medals, Cups and Prizes to the 2016 show winners. Come and collect your own show prize-money. Refreshments. If you would like your name to go forward for membership of the 2017 committee, please contact the Hon Sec, Gladys McLeod (020 8455 2656), before the meeting.

This week's programme is introduced by Peter White. Enjoy an hour of classical music on disc, followed by a friendly cup of tea. Admission for members £1.

Start time 10.45

Speaker: Robert Marsh

Venue: Free Church Rooms. Pauline Drayson talks about Shakespeare.

This exhibition, entitled LOOSELY BOUND, is a playful take on the subject of books and printed matter. Members of the Printmakers Council will be showing work related to this rich theme. The prints are varied; they may focus on text and writing or they could relate to stories and illustration. Exhibits include complex multi-layered works, small scrolls and pages from artists’ books.

Venue: Fellowship House, 136a Willifield Way, London NW11. Informal self-help group: members choose their own preferred medium and projects. All levels of ability welcome. We meet for 2 hour sessions 18 times a year from 11am to 1pm. Part of U3A Stanmore programme. Facilities are delightful. Parking easy. Please contact David Pye on 020 8346 6869 for details of membership. £39.00 per annum and free access to 20 other groups .

This week's programme is introduced by David Littaur. Enjoy an hour of classical music on disc, followed by a friendly cup of tea. Admission for members £1.

Borough Councillors' Surgery at HGS Trust offices. Ask for advice on local problems.

Hampstead Garden Suburb Residents Association invites New Residents to meet neighbours and RA Council members at a drinks and nibbles party at Fellowship House, 136A Willifield Way, London NW11 6YD.

BBC Archive Film

Venue: Upstairs at the Gatehouse, Highgate Village N6 4BD. 7.30pm on 24-26 November; 4pm on 27 November. Aged 18, three women meet at university and join forces. The play is a thoughtful exploration of friendship's impact on life and life's impact on friendship. Admission prices £12/10. To book 020 8340 3488. www.gardensuburbtheatre.org.uk

Venue: Fellowship House, 136A Willifield Way, NW11 6YD. The speaker, Lucy Hughes-Hallet, was awarded the Samuel Johnson non-fiction prize for her book “The Pike: Gabriele d'Annunzio, Poet, Seducer and Preacher of War”. D’Annunzio - a legendary womaniser and Italian poet - was also a man of action. He was instrumental in getting Italy into the First World War and after the war led the quasi-independent town of Fiume for more than a year. In summary, he was a poet but also a war-mongering and womanising ultra-Nationalist. Lucy’s other published works include “Cleopatra” (1990) and “Heroes, Saviours, Traitors and Supermen” (2004). All lectures are followed by free refreshments. Visitors are welcome £3.00, members of Fellowship House £1.00. There is no difficulty parking.

Lunch in support of Christian Aid at 12.15pm

This week's programme is introduced by Anete Graudina. Enjoy an hour of classical music on disc, followed by a friendly cup of tea. Admission for members £1.

Speaker: Andrew Botterill