Playing games keeps the mind active and alert and is beneficial for maintaining mental agility. Games played with other people is a sociable pastime and is great fun without being stressful. It is also a good way to meet with like minded people and make new friends. For more information on any of the following… Read more

RUMMIKUB brings people together ... closely reflecting our Chinnor u3a ethos and why we decided to set up our own Rummikub group on the first Thursday of the month. Meetings take place at Chinnor Methodist church hall between 2-4pm. Rummikub has all the elements that make a great game it's easy to learn, fast moving… Read more

The Canasta group meets twice monthly (2 nd and 4 th Tuesdays, 2-4pm) in Chinnor Methodist Church Hall. Canasta is a very sociable game, along the lines of Rummy. Many of the group played when it was popular in their youth and with a quick refresher soon got into the game. It is easy to pick up… Read more

Cards Group Cards meet twice monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 2pm – 4pm at the Chiltern Room Village Centre. Have you heard of Canadian Salad? This is just one of the many fun card games you can learn to play in our group. At each meeting members decide what they would like to… Read more

Michael Barnes is the Group Coordinator   The Group meets on 2nd and 4th Wednesday afternoons in the Chinnor Community Pavilion, Chinnor playing fields from 14.00 to 16.00 Read more

Come along and join our board game group which is held on the first Monday of the Month from 2-4pm. The date of the next Games Group meeting will be on Monday 6th July The venue is the Chinnor Pavilion, which is located near the entrance to St. Andrew's School and the Library (off Station… Read more

For anyone wanting to learn Bridge there is a beginners course which is being run by the National u3a. The next course will be starting soon - further details are available here: www.bridgewebs.com/u3abridgegroup Bridge Group The Bridge group meets twice monthly (2nd and 4th Thursdays, 2 - 4pm) in Chinnor Village Centre. It is not a… Read more