An opportunity for members to enjoy fabulous food & drink at Corsham’s very own award winning Great British inn.

Paul Johnson of Trans Wilts Forum will discuss the criteria to be met to enable the re-opening of a Station and the strength of local support.

A tour of the Mansion House site accompanied by the WCC Senior Project Manager, Suzanne Gough and Manager of the building post completion, Matthew Croston. This promises to be a fascinating tour of the project and an opportunity to learn about the proposals for its future.

A brief meeting followed by a social gathering with cheese and wine

Kayleigh Spring, Conservator for the Conservation and Museums Advisory Service will talk about the work of the CMAS together with examples of work undertaken at the Wiltshire & Swindon History Centre in Chippenham.

Former Army Logistics Officer, Edward Barrett will give an insight into the co-ordination required to enable the island to get back on it's feet after the 1982 Falklands war.

To be confirmed

Michael Rumsey, chairman of Corsham Civic Society and a steam enthusiast, will give a presentation on 'Steam on road, rail, water and land over the last 300 years'.

Retired archaeologist John Maloney, editor of Corsham Civic Society's Spotlight magazine, will give a talk about the history of Pickwick and its buildings.

An evening of light entertainment to take us into the holiday season.