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On Tuesday morning, 10 November, 2015, we were delighted that 37 people gathered for the RSHG Fungi Walk at Ryde Cemetery.
It may not have been a bumper summer for butterflies, but the UK public defied the cold, wet weather to make big butterfly count 2015 the biggest ever.
St Michael’s and All Angels Church, Swanmore hosted a Heritage Memories Coffee Morning, to encompass a Time to Remember, those who died in WW1, WW2 and the conflicts which have continued.
In October the Research team added biographical detail to 44 of the records, which included that of Robert Heward. He ran a fishmonger's business with his father.
The AGM took place at the George Street Centre on Saturday 10 October 2015.
On Saturday 26th September between 11am and 2pm, 40-50 people attended RSHG's Michaelmas Event at Ryde Cemetery. Traditionally Michaelmas celebrates the end of summer and the beginning of autumn.
The celebrated Miss Amy SEDGWICK will commence an engagement at the Theatre, for six nights only on Monday next.
At our meeting on 11 July 2015 32 members attended and three visitors and there were apologies from 10 Members.
At the Annual Conference of the Community Archives and Heritage Group on July 15 Ryde Social Heritage Group received the award for Best Website.
Our new Summer Exhibition is up in the South Chapel in Ryde Cemetery