Termcard

Michaelmas Term 2004

8 October	10 years on, another restructuring. Will this one work? John Nelson (Chairman, First Class Partnerships rail consultancy)
Saturday 9 October	London Trip-including London Transport Museum, ride on Mk1 (slam door) stock and whatever else we feel like on the day Departs by 0945 to Kings Cross, buy a London Travelcard ticket. Persons with morning lectures can join us later-ask for details.
Monday 11 October	Pub Social 8:30pm, Castle pub (Castle Street)
15 October	The Mid-Suffolk Light Railway - Then & Now David Chappell, Archivist
Tuesday 19 October	Pub Social First of what is intended to be a weekly series: 9:30pm, Castle pub (Castle Street)
22 October	London Underground Dave Carson, Metronet BCV
26 October	Pub Social
29 October	Virgin Trains Donald Heath, Projects Advisor
Sunday 31 October	Bure Valley Railway Trip Departs by 1055 to Norwich, buy an Anglia Plus ticket
2 November	Pub Social
Thursday 4 November	DeSmith Room, Fitzwilliam College one Jonathan Denby, Head of Corporate Affairs
9 November	Pub Social
12 November	Mid-Norfolk Railway Pete Eldridge
16 November	Pub Social
19 November	Bramley Line (proposed Wisbech-March heritage line) Tristan Casson, Vice-Chairman
23 November	Pub Social
26 November	UK Railway Miscellany Jason Cross, East Midlands Railway Photographic Society
30 November	Pub Social
Thursday 2 December	Visit to Barrington (cement works with a railway round its quarry) Booking required (contact the Visits Secretary)

Meetings are on Fridays at 8:30pm in N7, Pembroke College, unless otherwise stated. Non-members are allowed to attend at least 1 or 2 meetings before being required to become members. Contact the Secretary for more information about speakers or the Club in general.

Visits marked are where we go behind the scenes and see and do things most people can't. These are members only, and it is often necessary or at least advisable to reserve a place in advance.
Other trips are open to anyone, and are a good opportunity for prospective members to get to know us. Just turn up at Cambridge Station and catch the train indicated.
For more information about visits and trips, and to reserve visit places, contact the Visits Secretary or come to a meeting. (Do NOT use the old visits@curc email address, as it has been withdrawn due to excessive amounts of junk email.)

Socials are on Tuesdays at 9:30pm in the Castle pub (on Castle Street) unless otherwise stated, and are open to anyone.

Unfortunately, for reasons beyond our control, it is sometimes necessary to change the advertised speakers and visits; changes will be posted here as they happen. Our email list, which you can join free of charge without having to become a full Club member, also receives notification of all Club events.

We look forward to seeing you!