TCS Events 2023/2024

St James Church

The Society runs a wide variety of events.  Most take place in the evening, and depending on the time of year some activities take place outside.

Our autumn and winter meetings are held at the Wesley Road Methodist Church.  There is ample parking in the Wesley Road Club car park. You must register your car registation number at the Church entrance to avoid a parking fine.

The full programme of events for 2023/2024 will be shown below
We support car sharing.  To arrange a lift or for further details or queries about the Society or programme, please contact our Chairman, Glyn Bridges.

Please click here to send Glyn an email.

  2023
Date and Time Event Venue or Meeting Point
Thursday 27th April
19.00
A Ramble Around a Rabbit Warren.
A walk led by Andrew Jones
Meet at the bottom of Back Street, Trowbridge (Sainsburys end)
Tuesday 13th June
19.00
GUIDED WALK AROUND SEEND led by Anne Ewing Meet at Seend Church SN12 6NX. Parking at Seend Village Hall, Rusty Lane (opposite the church)
Saturday 22nd July
15.00 - 17:00
CREAM TEA AFTERNOON At 18 Churchlands, North Bradley BA14 0TD (ample parking)
Wednesday 16th August
Leaving approx 09:00
VISIT TO OAKHAM TREASURES near PORTBURY Download information and booking form HERE
Saturday 9th September HERITAGE OPEN DAYS - BLIND HOUSE OPEN 10 am - 4 pm See website for further information regarding other sites open.
Tuesday 10th October
19.30
ARCHITECTURAL FOLLIES OF WILTSHIRE a talk by Jonathan Holt Wesley Road Church (off Newtown) BA14 0AX - (parking in Wesley Road Club - opposite the church)
Tuesday 7th November
19.30
PUBLIC LECTURE - “THE FALLEN OF TROWBRIDGE (Part 1)”
by Robert Wall
Wesley Road Church
  2024
Date and Time Event Venue or Meeting Point
Wednesday 31st January
19.30
NEW YEAR SOCIAL WITH QUIZ.
Please bring a plate of food (if you can) – Drink provided.
Subs for 2024 may be paid this evening.
Venue - Masonic Hall in Yerbury Street. Parking in Lovemead Car Park
Tuesday 12th March
19.30
AGM and TALK "Thomas Helliker: The Trowbridge Martyr and the Wiltshire Outrages of 1802" - an illustrated talk by Rosemary Hawkes Paxcroft Mead Community Centre (opp. Budgens)
Hackett Place, Trowbridge. BA14 7GW


If you have any suggestions for the 2024/2025 programme, please contact Celia Russell.