Brief titles of past programmes are given here. Reports have been written for some years for inclusion in the Wilts and Glos Standard, and for the past few years have been gathered annually in the Society’s Newsletter. We have information on the titles  and speakers at the annual Croome Lecture since it started in 1969, but very little on the other lectures of early years. If you have old programmes, we would be interested in seeing them. September 2010- Free Public Meeting Second Annual Heritage Open Days Lecture The Quaker Influence on Cirencester's History- Wendy Lloyd-Sweet Warden Friends Meeting House Cirencester September 2010 New Finds and Displays at The Corinium Museum - Dr Alison Brooks  Archaeological Officer Corinium Museum October 2010 Archaeological Finds on the new Kingshill Development - Edward Biddulph:  Oxford Archaeology November 2010 Road Travel & Transport in Georgian Gloucestershire Nicholas Herbert, formerly Editor of Victoria County History of Gloucestershire January 2011 World War 2 Defences at Aston Down - Diana Wall:  Minchinhampton History Group   February 2011 The Croome Lecture - Jointly sponsored with Cirencester Civic Society since 1969 Sharpness Docks, Past Present and Future - Dr Ray Wilson  16th March 2011   Joint Lecture with Cirencester Science and Technology Society The Geo-archaeology of the Severn Estuary - Professor Martin Bell University of Reading 19 March 2011 Visit to Aston Down Airfield 30th March 2011  Cotswold Archaeology Annual Lecture The Staffordshire Hoard Kevin Leahy ; National Finds Advisor, Portable Antiquities Scheme April 2011 Current Developments at Chedworth Roman Villa - Mark George Project Activity Manager, National Trust May 2011 Summer Meeting and Annual General Meeting The Gardens of the Cotswolds Tony Russell, Garden Lecturer and writer 2009-10 Season of activities Reports will be found in Newsletter 52 September 2009 Heritage Open Days Public Lecture- sponsored by CAHS The History of the Salvation Army Hall - David Grace September 2009 Corn Hall Excavations - Laurie Coleman Cotswold Archaeology October 2009 The  Purton Ships Graveyard - Paul Barnett November 2009 The Wiggold Project: from early prehistory to the present day - Professor Tim Darvill Wiggold  is a small hamlet at the centre of Abbey Home Farm Cirencester January 2010 William Morris and Kelmscott Manor - Tristan Molloy and Jane Milne, Property Managers February 2010 The Croome Lecture -Jointly held with the Cirencester Civic Society. The Ongoing Refurbishment of the Parish Church of St John the Baptist - Malcolm James March 2010 Joint lecture with the Cirencester Science & Technology Society.(CSTS) Current Approaches to Conservation Management in Historic Properties - Sarah Staniforth Head of Conservation for the National Trust March 2010 Cotswold Archaeology Public Lecture The birth of a capital? Becoming Roman in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds Tom Moore, University of Durham April 2010 Punch & Judy - Alix Booth May 2010 Summer Meeting and AGM. Magic Lantern Show - Patrick Furley    2008-9 Season of activities  Reports will be found in Newsletter 50 September 2008 Recent Excavations at Horcott Quarry, Fairford - Ken Welsh Oxford archaeology 15 October 2008 - A Bingham Hall Centenary Celebrations public lecture 5o years of Archaeology in Cirencester: a review and celebration  Tim Darvill, Alan McWhirr, Chris Gatting & Neil Holbrook From Cirencester Excavation Committee to the Cotswold Archaeology Trust, they covered the activities over the past 50 years, describing many of the activities and many of the people involved in this period. Many of them started at the bottom (of the hole), and a surprising number are now at the top of their profession. 22 October 2008 - A Bingham Hall centenary celebrations public lecture   Bingham & Beyond – a Cirencester celebration David Viner, Chairman CAHS, Advisor to the Bingham Trustees Daniel George Bingham’s legacies to Cirencester are considerable and justifiably celebrated. In this talk, town historian David Viner reviewed the evidence of people, places and buildings which still have relevance to town life today, including of course the Bingham Hall itself, opened in 1908 November 2008 Cotswold Barns - Tim Jordan January 2009 How old is your house? - Averil Kear February 2009 -The Croome Lecture, joint meeting with Cirencester Civic Society Berkeley Minster and the Anglo Saxon Church in Mercia - Mark Horton March 2009 Joint Lecture with Cirencester Science and Technology Society Isotopes in Archaeology: from dating cave art to reconstructing past diet - Dr. Alistair Pike March 2009 Cotswold Archaeology Annual Lecture A rich resource: studying Cirencester’s historic buildings - David Viner April 2009 John Jefferies & Son – The History of the Royal Nurseries - Martin Portus May 2009 Rodmarton Manor - Simon Biddulph   Earlier activities to be added later