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Lecture Programme 2026-2027

12th October  Members’ Social Evening and summer review

26th October  Michael Penman – The Declaration of Arbroath 1320: the Radical War of 1820

9th November Andrew Hunt – Alloa at War: what we learn from the different records

23rd November Hayley Sherrard – A Brief History of Beekeeping

7th December Members Christmas Night

11th January Keith Broomfield –The Wildlife of North East Scotland

25th January Tom Addyman – Country House Record and Rescue – from Mavisbank to the Hall of Clestrain

8th February  Gordon Foster – Silver, Jewellery and Objects from Art & Crafts to the Present Day

22nd February Susan Mills – An Iron Age Warrior in a Bronze Age Cemetery on Marshill, Alloa:  the last chapter?

8th March Murray Cook – Recent Excavations in the Stirling Area

22nd March Catherine Smith – The 18th century mindset and the Jacobites

26th April Annual General Meeting and short presentation

All meetings are held at 7.30 pm in Greenfield Hall, Erskine Street, Alloa FK10 2AU (on the corner of Erskine Street and Paton Court)

 

Pictures from outings

Reports of Winter Talks and items of interest

 

Forth Naturalist and Historian Symposium 2026
The 51st Annual Man and the Landscape Conference

Urban Green Spaces: helping our built and natural heritage

7th November 2026     at University of Stirling

 Information and program at:     www.fnh.stir.ac.uk

 

SMALL PRINT – PLEASE READ These events are arranged by CFSS members on a voluntary basis. It is accepted by those who participate that nothing undertaken by the CFSS collectively or members individually shall be construed as establishing a duty of care nor in any way removing or modifying the duties, responsibilities or obligations of those participating in relation to these events and attendance thereat. All information provided for these events is purely advisory and should ALWAYS be verified from official sources.

The Clackmannanshire Field Studies Society [SCIO] 
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