Programme for 2026 – 2027
Meetings in September and October 2026, and March and April 2027 will be held at Hounslow United Reformed Church, Chapel Road, Hounslow, TW3 1UL. Non-members are welcome to attend and will be asked to pay a visitors fee of £2.00 per person, per talk. The meetings will start at 7.30 pm. For our three other meetings in the current programme, in November, January and February, members are invited to log-in to local history presentations that will be web-cast, via ZOOM. These will be held on our society’s normal meeting nights, which are the last Tuesday in every month, from September to April, excepting December.
Presentations made remotely, over the internet and hosted by the Hounslow and District History Society use ZOOM. All members for whom we have e-mail addresses will be invited to join these sessions. Please contact James Marshall [ajmarshall54@gmail.com] if you would like to be enabled to log-in to one of our society’s ZOOM meetings.
*** The presentations will begin at 7.30 pm on each occasion***
Please contact the H&DHS via this web site to ask for a ZOOM Link invitation to log in to one of our on-line talks. The ZOOM meetings will be open to log-in to from 7.15 pm.
Please ensure that the Membership Secretary has your e-mail address if you would like to take part. Thank you for supporting the society.
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Great West Road Art Deco architecture walks, with James Marshall, author of The Great West Road, A Centenary History (2024). Sunday 13th September (a Free walk for London Open City week) and Sunday 27th September, 2026 for Hounslow Heritage Guides. Meet in Brentford Market Place at 2.30 pm. Cost £5.00 – pay the guide on the day.
Hounslow’s History on Display, at Hounslow United Reformed Church Hall (Behind the Treaty Centre, opposite Douglas Road, on the corner of Chapel Road and High Street). From Tuesday 18th August to Saturday 22nd August, 11 am – 4 pm. ADMISSION FREE. Come and meet the Hounslow and District History Society.
Talks, daily at 2.30 pm, during this exhibition:
- TUESDAY 18th – Hounslow Heath Aerodrome and the First Flight to Australia;
- WEDNESDAY 19th – Cranford Through Time;
- THURSDAY 20th – 100 Years Ago, Hounslow During the General Strike;
- FRIDAY 21st – Bedfont Through Time;
- SATURDAY 22nd- Hounslow Borough’s Towns and Villages: their eccentricities and unusual features.
- Past Programmes of the society can be seen here
