About Our Events
Information for attendees
Here we provide information for those interested in attending our meetings and events, including details regarding how to get to them. For information about specific meetings and events, please check the full list of Diary Dates for the King’s Lynn & District Group.
Our monthly meetings
What, When, and Where?
Our monthly meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of every month (except August and December) at the London Road Methodist Hall, County Court Road, King’s Lynn, and start at 7:30 PM, unless otherwise stated (map, directions and minibus). Everyone is welcome. Entry is free for members, and costs £1.50 for visitors (excluding our annual January Social event). Our full list of Diary Dates has information about the speakers and topics at forthcoming meetings.
At our friendly and informal monthly meetings we discuss the latest osteoporosis news, as well as our plans for future events (such as the Peripheral DXA Scanning Days we organise locally).
You’ll be informed and, hopefully, entertained by the different speakers we invite to talk to us. Topics range from those closely linked to osteoporosis, in talks given by professionals in the field, to a whole variety of interesting, engaging and amusing subjects.
Getting to our monthly meetings
Our meeting place is the London Road Methodist Hall, County Court Road, King’s Lynn, shown on the map below.
Directions
By Road (approach from the A10, A17, A47 and A149)
- Follow the Town Centre signs as you enter King’s Lynn from the Hardwick Roundabout (where the A10, A17, A47 and A149 meet).
- Continue following these signs over the next roundabout, through the arch of the South Gate and up London Road into town.
- Turn right, directly opposite the public library and Tower Gardens, into County Court Road (beside the entrance to The Walks).
- The hall is immediately on your left. There is limited parking by the hall and also some opposite, by the park’s entrance.
Minibus Service
We provide a minibus service to some of the surrounding rural areas to coincide with our meetings. For more information, call Pat Reilly on 01485 572271.