Welcome

Runnymede u3a was formed in 1998 and currently has over 300 members. Our members come from within and around Runnymede borough which includes the bustling towns and pretty villages of Addlestone, Chertsey, Egham, Egham Hythe, Englefield Green, Lyne, New Haw, Ottershaw, Row Town, Thorpe, Woodham and Virginia Water.

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  • A programme of daytime educational, creative and leisure activities in a friendly, informal atmosphere.
  • A wide range of interest groups run by our members
  • Monthly meetings with visiting speakers
  • Social events

Do come to one of our monthly Members Meetings, usually held on the first Thursday of the month at the The Chertsey Hall in Chertsey, starting with a talk at 2pm which is followed by refreshments and an opportunity to update news and chat to friends. You will be most welcome!

See below for a summary list of events or check our Events page for full details.

Thinking about joining...?

Our annual membership fee is just £15.00.

If you wish to apply for membership you can find an application form here in PDF or Word format. When you use the PDF version, use the Complete and Sign option in Adobe Acrobat to complete the form online. A digital signature is acceptable. Note that you may need to download the file and then open it with Acrobat. Link to Adobe Acrobat Reader (free download).

The membership fee entitles you to attend as many Group activities as you wish provided there's room (check the Groups page to ensure the group is accepting new members). Please register with the group leader by using the email link (or by telephone if you have the Yellow Sheet), if you wish to join a group or be added to the waitlist.

If you would like to contact our Membership Secretary or other committee member, please visit our Contact page for links to send them an email message. We look forward to hearing from you.

u3a Black Cherry Fair stand 2025- Pam Pitcher in charge (photo Lawrence Cox)
Black Cherry Fair stand 2025 with Runnymede Mayor Cllr Margaret Harnden, Dennis Brown BEM and Mary Wildsmith (photo Caroline Thomas)