We usually have up to a dozen new ideas for new groups listed in the New Ideas section of the newsletter and on this web page.
Suggestions for new groups are always welcome, especially if you can volunteer to lead the group. Please complete our very short survey to say what kind of group you may be interested in, or contact: William Armitage 01462 643537 or newgroups@lalg.org.uk, or leave your name and contact details at David's Bookshop, Eastcheap, Letchworth.
Group Support Team
This team is here to help any LALG group which is struggling or needs assistance with any aspect. The team also helps get New Groups underway. They can be contacted by emailing groupsupport@lalg.org.uk or by phoning them:
Robin Ghisi 01462 482400
Steve Green 07710 542803
Jackie Sayers 07970 407635
William Armitage 01462 643537
Group Articles
This group now has its
own page so please look there for details of meetings and events.
This group now has its
own page so please look there for details of meetings and events.
This group could be for experienced brewers as well as people looking to take up a new hobby.
Members could meet to share tips and equipment and hold tasting sessions.
Meetings would probably be in each other's homes, at least to start with. Even if you would not be able to host meetings, do still get in touch.
This group now has its own page so please look there for details of meetings and events.
This group now has its own page so please look there for details of when we shall be playing.
Are you thinking of having a clear-out and you need some moral support?
Or perhaps you are looking to swap tips on where to sell or recycle your old ‘treasure’.
William Armitage 01462 643537; or newideas@lalg.org.uk
We have two full GT&T groups so maybe it’s time to start another?
We could view each other’s gardens, swap plants, information and ideas and enjoy a cuppa.
newideas@lalg.org.uk
We could start by looking at the geology of North Herts. Geology studies the processes that have shaped the earth over its 4,500 million year history; concerned with solid earth, the rocks of which it is composed, and the processes by which they change. We will be having an initial meeting on 23 February (see events panel on right hand side of New Groups page).
This group could research and study all aspects of history from 1066 to the 1700s. Apart from group discussions, we could arrange visits to historic places of interest.
The first meeting, probably in March, would be a planning session.
newideas@lalg.org.uk
This group now has its own page . Please visit it for details of events and activities.
While you wait for the lighter evenings, how about doing a jigsaw puzzle?
This group could be a network for sharing puzzles.
William Armitage 01462 643537; or newideas@lalg.org.uk
We hope to start this group in March, with a meeting to agree what kind of Keep Fit activities we want to do.
There would be a small charge for subsequent meetings, to cover the cost of a room hire and a professional instructor.
We have numerous language groups but we could have more, such as Danish, Polish, Modern Greek, Hebrew, Portuguese or your suggestion.
With at least three people will can guarantee to make a start.
If you are interested please contact: William, 01462 643537 or newgroups@lalg.org.uk
This group now has its own page so please look there for details of our meetings and events.
Microscopy (things seen with a microscope)
What is a microscope used for? It is an instrument that is used for small objects and can allow scientists to see the shape of a cell. If you are interested, please contact: William Armitage 01462 643537 newideas@lalg.org.uk
This group now has its own page so please look there for details of our meetings and events.
We have two play-reading groups so maybe it is time to start another. We would meet in the evening to read a play of our choice. With at least 3 people we can make a start.
This would be a group for members who prefer a lighter read or short stories, nothing heavy or too earnest.
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This group could be for experienced brewers as well as people looking to take up a new hobby.
This group now has its 
This group now has its 
We have numerous language groups but we could have more, such as Danish, Polish, Modern Greek, Hebrew, Portuguese or your suggestion.
This group now has its 
