Fun stories from Ken Pye of Liverpool's most fascinating pubs.

A remarkable tale which includes twists and turns and illicit love, of 3 of Parkgate's 19th century overseas adventurers, told by Anthony Annakin-Smith.

David Nellist will be reviewing the history of this major chemical works in Middlewich which was taken over by ICI - but why was this successful company closed and the archives destroyed?

Jill Owen will be looking at the history of the Hall, the Moretons who built it and what makes the building special.  What are the challenges of caring for a 500 year old property?

Tony Rea, a local historian, traces the beginnings of the Italian Community in Ancoats in the late 19th century to its demise in’ the slum clearances of the 1960’s. The talk covers the new immigrants’ determination to work hard, the businesses they started as well as the difficulties of settling…

The Secretary of the Risley Moss Stick Makers, Geoff Williams, will be explaining everything you need to know about walking sticks and also bringing along a wide variety of sticks for you to examine.

The art of survival during WW2 captivity in the Far East.  Meg Parkes, Honorary Research Fellow of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, will be clarifying what it takes to make it home again.

Jonathan Plant, a retired chartered civil engineer, will be deciphering the lumps beneath your feet in his talk on visiting the prehistoric sites on the Sandstone Ridge in west Cheshire.

Place and field names can be a source for learning about local history.  Join us in October when Tony Bostock, a well known local historian, explains all.

David Hearn, an historian and writer who formerly served in the Cheshire Yeomanry, will be taking us through the 225 years from their establishment to the current day.  Atten - shun!