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Society promotes local history

by Cathy Sheel

Residents interested in local history are invited to get involved with Huyton with Roby Historic Society.

Established in the 1960s, the society meets on the second Friday of each month – between March and November – at the Old School House in St Johns Rd, Huyton. Sessions start at 2pm and include a guest speaker, business meeting, followed by tea/coffee and a raffle.

This year’s talks will cover: The First World War, Curious tales of St Helens and Knowsley, Street names of Liverpool and The Mines.

Other dates in the society’s diary include:

Friday, 13 June: annual trip to St Michael’s Church in Huyton, featuring a guided tour by the Rev John Davis, followed by tea/coffee. Previous trips have included Strawberry Fields, St George’s Hall and the Anglican Cathedral .

October:  Annual Lunch at the Crofters Public House in Huyton.

November: Annual General Meeting.

Membership of the society is £20 per year, or people can attend on a casual basis for £3 per session.

Anyone interested in attending can contact society secretary Elaine Monaghan on 07761 000451 or pop into the Old School House and leave their contact details.