Feeling miserable about the cold, dark, wet evenings? Why not come to one of our friendly talks evenings and listen to a good speaker on an interesting subject. Maybe have a chat about it afterwards and meet the speaker and others over tea and cake?

On 7 November 2012 at 7.30 at the Somerset Heritage Centre Dr Neil Rushton, Conservation Manager, CCT West Region will give a presentation on Saving Historic Churches in Somerset and Bristol – the work of the Churches Conservation Trust. Neil is an archaeologist specialising in medieval architectural history and joined the Churches Conservation Trust in 2006.
Everyone is welcome and refreshments will be available

If the talk whets your appetite Neil will be leading a visit to St James Church at Cameley, Temple Cloud, BRISTOL, BS39 5AH at 2pm on Saturday 17 November 2012. This church, described as Rip Van Winkle's church by John Betjeman, has been virtually untouched for centuries and has early wall paintings. There is an option to book lunch by contacting the SANHS office 01823 272429 or office@sanhs.org