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Benefits of membership

Monmouth u3a is part of a nation-wide organisation, the Third Age Trust, that provides opportunities for people to come together to learn and have fun, particularly those no longer in full-time employment. With almost 500 members, Monmouth u3a has more than 40 different activities to choose from, so why not join us?

As a member you can join any of our activities and social events.

Membership Fee

The current fee is £10 per person per annum. The membership year starts on October 1st. If you join after August 1st, membership will not be payable again until October the following year. Payment can be made by electronic bank transfer (our preferred option) or cheque.

Gift Aid can be claimed from HMRC at a rate of 25p on every £1, if you pay income tax or capital gains tax. It is an important part of our income, so please tick the box if you can.

[Some groups may charge an additional fee to cover room hire or speaker expenses.]

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New Members

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Application Form

Renewal Form

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Renewal Form

Account Name: Monmouth u3a
Sort Code: 30-98-97
Account Number: 71124562
New Member Reference: New member
Renewing Member Reference: Membership No.

Accessibility at Bridges Centre

Members’ monthly meetings are held at Bridges Community Centre, Drybridge Park. Some group meetings and activities also take place at Bridges. Off street parking is available here outside the building, and disabled parking is adjacent to the building entrance. There are no external steps or slopes, and the entrance doors are automatic. The ground floor is fully accessible and level throughout, and there is space for wheelchairs. There is a lift to the first floor, and accessible toilets on both floors. There is a hearing induction system in the Agincourt room where the monthly meetings are held.

Accessibility at Ty Price

Some group activities and meetings are held at Ty Price, St Thomas Community Hall, St Thomas’s Square. There is no off street parking here. The approach on foot is a gentle slope to double entrance doors. The ground floor of the building is fully accessible and there is a disabled toilet. The stairs to the first floor are wide and well-lit with a handrail on both sides, but there is no lift. There is a hearing induction system on the ground floor.