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Meeting Programme for 2007-2008
Welcome to the 25th year of the Brighton & Hove Geological Society. You will find below the list of lectures and events which have been planned for the coming months and I do hope that you will find plenty to interest you. PLEASE NOTE THAT 4TH NOVEMBER IS A TUESDAY! It would be good to see everyone at some time and of course great to see those of you who are regular attendees. To those people who have recently joined, perhaps I should remind you that our meetings are held in West Blatchington Windmill, Holmes Avenue, Hove, and start at 7.30 p.m. Tea and coffee are normally available from soon after 7 p.m. so please do your best to arrive in good time.
You will also find within these pages a reminder slip to pay your subscription and I know our Treasurer Colin Whiteman will be very grateful to receive payments sooner rather than later.
| Date | Event |
| 1 October | Sources of Silver: A review of famous silver mines using the collections of the NHM. Peter Tandy, NHM |
| 4 November | An ancient insect paradise: the Cretaceous Crato formation of Brazil. Dr Sam Heads, Portsmouth University |
| 3 December | Deep-sea muds in the NE Atlantic Ocean: a 20 million year record of major disasters? Prof Ian Jarvis Kingston University |
| 17 December | Christmas conglomerate Our usual bit of festive fun at the Booth Museum and an opportunity for members to make a contribution to the evening’s geological pursuits. Please bring something festive to eat or drink to share, as well as anything of geological interest! More details in the December Newsletter. |
| 7 January | The Faroe Islands: Continental Flood basalts Dr Simon Passey Jarofeingi: The Faroese Earth and Energy Directorate |
| 4 February | Wealden Fossils - What's new in the Weald? Peter Austen, BHGS |
| 4 March | Fossils as drugs: pharmaceutical palaeontology Dr Chris Duffin London |
| 18 March | AGM and members' evening This will take place at the Booth Museum More information in the March Newsletter. |
| 1 April | Island Britain: The formation of the English Channel Dr Sanjeev Guptay Imperial College, London |