We are a group of people of varying competences sharing a common interest in woodturning of all sorts. We have expert demonstrations and generally enjoy sharing our knowledge and enthusiasm with others expert and novice alike. We are a friendly group of like minded people, so why not come along for a chat The Society is run by an elected committee whose aim is to promote, encourage and provide help and instruction to members. With this in mind the club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the Month and this takes in the form of demonstrations, hands on evenings, competitions and critique evenings. On a monthly basis we hold a competition on a stipulated theme. Where appropriate, critical dimensions/form is set out. There are also in-house demonstrations/talks. We also encourage “show & tell” work that has evolved from mistakes benefitted from, also items of an exceptional high quality standard – anything that can enhance the skills of the members. The purpose of the club is to share turning skills and exchange ideas and experience, Develop the abilities of woodturners at all levels, Support charitable organisations, Bring top professionals to share knowledge and ideas. Five lathes are available for members use at our regular Hands-On meetings. A library of books, videos, DVDs and tools are also available for members to borrow We meet at the Jubilee Hall, Wellow Road, Ollerton (NG22 9AP). We meet on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 6:30pm. In addition, we are trying to start up our hands on evenings - details will appear in the programme.

The club aims to foster friendship amongst woodturners, woodcarvers and any other woodcrafts in the area. And to impart knowledge and expand the craft of woodturning & woodcarving. Our club meets on the first Thursday evening of every month, at Snainton Village Hall, Snainton (near Scarborough in North Yorkshire), from 7.30 pm until 9.30 pm, 10 pm at the latest. Doors open at 7.00 pm, and there is opportunity to talk to other members prior to the demonstration starting, and of course during the tea break half way through. Where possible we broadcast demonstrations on Zoom for members who cannot attend, and make them available on You Tube for a period after the event. Bring your turnings, both good and not-so-good for friendly advice to one of our evenings as a welcome guest. Charnwood Machinery Ltd is committed to the deterrence, prevention, detection and reporting of fraudulent activity and will treat any such event with the utmost seriousness and take appropriate action.The club offers a mentoring scheme for members new to woodturning. There are experienced club members that are prepared to arrange mentoring of newcomers at their own workshop for a couple of hours, to get them started. The club is equipped with its own lathe and video system. so that everybody can clearly see the turning process.

Plus, most importantly, the opportunity to chat with fellow woodturners to swap ideas, tips and advice. The Shropshire Association of Woodturners is a friendly group of woodturners, from beginners to experts, who get together to share their experiences, expand their skills and increase their knowledge. Your personal data will not be shared outside the EU. Should the situation arise where we need to do this we would not do so without your express consent. Our regular meetings are held every four to six weeks during school terms on a Sunday afternoon between 2pm and 5pm at Water Orton Primary School, Vicarage Lane, Water Orton. There is no branch membership fee although a charge is made to cover the costs of the meeting. out in woodturning, more experienced or just interested in finding out more, feel free to attend any of the

Years 2 - 5

The club meets at 19:15 on the third Wednesday of every month. We have either a guest turner or a club night "turn-in", where some members demonstrate various projects and techniques and others can try "hands on". We also run an all day Master Class twice a year for a more in-depth demonstration, and competitions for everyone to show off their own work.

Worcestershire Woodturners was formed in 1981 to create a greater local awareness of the art of woodturning, to provide a forum for an exchange of views, promote the art of woodturning amongst woodturners and the general public, facilitate membership of the Association of Woodturners of Great Britain (AWGB) and to arrange local meetings and exhibitions with the aim of producing high quality turnery. The result of this is a friendly club of around 70 members, which meets at Droitwich High School on the first and third Monday of each month (except for Bank Holidays) from 19.00hrs – 21.30hrs.Established in 2007, the club is open to anyone interested in woodturning, male or female, young or not-so-young, experienced or complete beginners who are just interested in finding out more about woodturning.