Bruce McGavin, back by popular demand, will talk about Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and Block chain, the way we will trade in the future.
Chosen Charity: The Fragile X Society – most common inherited cause of learning disability. The Society provides information and practical guidance to support and empower individuals and families living with Fragile X.
Graham Perolls who have visited Romania since 1975 has witnesses the dark shadow over Romania even after the dictator Ceaucescu was executed in 1989. He has seen the transition in that country will still goes on today.
Chosen Charity: Hospices of Hope – help support the development of hospice care in the poor resourced countries of SE Europe
Walter Hussey spent a lifetime collecting modern art. Lewis Kent from the Cathedral will discuss his legacy to the city of Chichester which is much admired today.
Chosen Charity: Royal Society for Blind Children – supports young people who are visually impaired.
Nigel and Sharyn Tailyour, two local pensioners from Emsworth motorcycled round the world camping and cooking as they went. From here to Siberia, Kazakhstan, Vladivostok and beyond, Did they make it and how many cycles did they need? Come and find out!!
Chosen Charity: Portsmouth Samaritans, supporting local people in distress or going through a crisis.
Graham and Gail Woolston who run Brilliant Gin in South Chichester will tell us the science of making Gin, the various tastes and mixing with award winning Fever Tree Tonic whose originator comes from Witterings! Come and taste both ready for the festive season.
Chosen Charity: Chestnut Tree House who care for sick and terminally ill children.
How well do you know Chichester? Andrew Berriman, a city guide will surprise you with 50 somewhat unusual sights, can you identify them? Bring paper and pencil!!
Chosen Charity: Diabetes UK – seeking to achieve a world in which diabetes can do no harm.
Rob Driscoll talks about his journey from creating simple 3 twist dogs up to his award winning ‘Lady and the Tramp’ sculpture. He will give us the history of balloon twisting and demonstrate some incredible things that can be done with balloons, they are not just a simple children’s toy!
Chosen Charity: Naomi House hospices provide expert care to more than 325 life-limited and life-threatened children in our southern area.
Paul Devonshire will discover the stores behind the commemorated memorials of WW1, in bronze or stone, of a high artistic standard, scattered all over the country.
Chosen Charity: Sage Counselling, promote the mental wellbeing of those adults who suffer from reduced mobility.
Rachel Carruthers will talk about waste and recycling in West Sussex. What can be recycled and what happens to both our waste and recycling with tips and advice on how to reduce food waste and smart shopping tips!
Chosen Charity: Stonepillow – offers shelter and support to empower homeless and vulnerable people to make positive changes to their lives.