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AGM 2026 – Report
This is a short report highlighting the main points from the Meeting. The official Minutes will be published shortly. Fortunately, the weather produced some sunshine, even though it was a bit cold, and we welcomed over 75 members. Committee Members presented their Reports, covering our activities in 2025 and focussing on our 20th Anniversary celebrations.…
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Annual General Meeting Friday 30 January 2026
AGENDA Casa de Cultura, Javea – Doors Open: 10.30am, Meeting starts: 11am • Approve the Executive Committee recommendation to set the annual subscription at 8€ for 2026 8. Any other relevant business
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Christmas Message to all our members
Dear Member, 2025 has been another good year for U3A Javea. We celebrated our 20th anniversary with many of our Past Presidents, who have seen the organisation grow to around 1,200 members and over 45 Groups – hard to keep track of the exact numbers now! Luckily, we have a good Executive Committee, there are…
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Pre-Christmas Bash at Salones Carrasco
145 Members enjoyed our Pre-Christmas Bash at Salones Carrasco last Thursday. Everybody dressed the part for Christmas and seemed in high spirits. Carrasco served us a range of delicious tapas while we sipped our drink. And later on Dave Manhattan (seen with the white cap in the bottom left of this image) got us up…
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All members pre-Christmas Bash – Thursday 27 Nov
This event is now Fully Booked All members are warmly invited to come together to start the Christmas season, enjoying a glass of wine (or beer or soft drink)with some tapas, whilst being entertained by Dave Manhattan, who sings a range of popular songs. This is a subsidised event for 7.50€ per person for a…
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Report of General Meeting 31Oct with invited guests -Denia Rock Choir
President: Claude Grealy opened the meeting by welcoming members and pointing out that, at the same time last year we met at the Casa de Cultura, and with the Denia Rock Choir as special guests then too. That was the morning after the terrible Dana in Valencia, from which people are still even now slowly…