

A warm welcome to Beccles u3a
If you are interested in joining Beccles u3a, please explore our website
and contact us by phone or email.
Call: 07835 509773
Email: General Enquiries
Beccles u3a is open to all retired or semi-retired people who want to get the most out of life. We gather to meet new friends, discover new hobbies, reignite interests from the past and to share our knowledge and expertise. Formed in 2014, Beccles u3a has expanded rapidly and now boasts a membership of over 700+ enthusiastic members and over 50 special interest groups.
If you want to know what's happening in the Beccles u3a, just visit the Latest News page for more.
Everyone is welcome. Our members come from a huge range of backgrounds and diversity is valued. Accessibility is important to us too; we carry out risk assessments at all the public venues we use to make sure they are safe.
For more information please visit our Access page
Monthly Meeting and Guest Speaker
The Monthly Meeting and Talk is held in Beccles Public Hall where members gather once a month to exchange gossip, hear what the committee has been up to and listen to a talk.
To get a flavour of the varied programme of talks, head for the Monthly Meeting Page.
Outings
Trips and Outings are organised ranging from river trips and days out to local attractions and theatre trips.
Take a look at our Trips and Outings page for more information.
Special Interest Groups
These are a great way of meeting like-minded people with whom you can share your hobbies, interests and expertise. From Arts and Crafts to History and Outdoor Pursuits to Music.
Why not browse our Special Interest Groups page to see if there is something that catches your eye?
How to join Beccles u3a
If you are interested in joining Beccles u3a, please go to the Membership page for all the information you need, but if you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us.
Links

- Oct 21st Meeting Summary
It was good to see over 100 members gathered in the Public Hall for the October Monthly Meeting, despite inclement, autumnal weather. Professor Peter Gascoyne, a "Beccles boy", told the story of his career in biomedical research and the new technologies he pioneered, that have contributed to more economic personalisation of medicine now and in the future....
