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Kelvingrove museum. Friendship group Kelvin Probus is inviting new membersGlasgow West End Today

Friendship club open to new members in West End

Regular meetings are held at Hillhead Sports Club

We were delighted to see more than a dozen new faces at our autumn meeting recently.

Many of those who came along had never heard of us before and were encouraged to attend our group after reading about us locally. We really hope more of you will check us out and see if Kelvin Probus is for you.

If you are a retired professional, business or academic person, male or female and live west of the River Kelvin and north of the Clyde, there is a warm welcome waiting for you.

The Club provides a regular locus for those who are now retired, either partly or fully, and have led busy and fulfilling lives and perhaps now find that occasionally time hangs heavy on their hands, that that they miss the social interactions of the work-place or that family support is no longer what it once was.

The Club provides a regular locus for those who are now retired
The Club provides a regular locus for those who are now retired

The Club affords an opportunity for good conversation, intellectual stimulus and the chance to widen your circle of friends.

It does this through regular meetings when you can listen to and contribute to stimulating discussions led by experts and enjoy walks and outings to places of interest and other events.

Tuesday mornings are the regular Probus time. There are meetings (11am for a 11.30 start) twice a month at Hillhead Sports Club from September through to May, with tea and coffee before a talk or presentation from an expert in a wide range of subjects followed by a Q & A session.

 

If you are a retired professional, business or academic person, male or female and live west of the River Kelvin and north of the Clyde, there is a warm welcome waiting for you.

Kelvin Probus

 

On the intervening Tuesdays there are group walks with colleagues around Glasgow and surrounding areas or a guided visit, often taking in a local hostelry.

Recent talks included the heroic stories of Ernest Shackleton’s other team on the Antartic ice, 175 years of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and Cop26 … what’s next?

Future talks include the future of Glasgow, the history of Scottish medicine, Scotland in 2070, classic music, education, and the fire service.

Kelvin Probus president Nick Kuenssberg
Kelvin Probus president Nick Kuenssberg
The annual subscription is £40 per head. Members can invite people they know, whether as potential members or because they are attracted by the topic of the day. This gives guests a feel for the club before deciding whether to join.

We look forward to hearing from you and / our welcoming you at Hillhead Sports Club.

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