Wednesday 2nd December 2026 Formal Dress Drinks reception 7.15pm Dinner 8pm Starter: Soup - Parsnip Velouté Choice of three main courses (1) Norfolk turkey breast, pig in blanket, roast potato and all the trimmings (2) Roast cod loin, braised leek fondue, saffron potatoes, white wine sauce (3) Vegan nut roast, roast potato, carrot, parsnip, brussels sprout fondue President's address Guest speaker Dessert - Vanilla spiced poache pear, pear sorbet, caramel cauce Followed by

Tuesday October 6th 2026 Postgraduate Medical Centre, Watford General Hospital Refreshments at 7pm Meeting starts at 7.30pm Induction of new President, Dr Vasanta Nanduri

Saturday October 10th 2026 We will start and finish at The Alford Arms in Frithsden. (HP1 3DD) Meet outside the pub at 11:30am. The walk will be the Frithsden East Loop which is approximately 5 miles and easy terrain. Suitable for all ages and the pub is dog-friendly. The walk should take approximately 2 hours and those who wish to eat at the pub should make a reservation as it is popular. There is no need to book for the walk – just turn up. This link gives a full descriptio

We are delighted to invite you to a calming and uplifting yoga session led by Nabs Lilley, an experienced instructor and founder of Local Organic Growers, a Hertfordshire charity supporting sustainable food. This yoga session is for beginners including adults and children. Nabs will guide us through an immersive yoga experience and will also prepare some bite-sized nibbles for everyone to enjoy. These are sourced from her own farm. Her colleague, Frederico, may join us briefl

Medicine and the Silver Screen London Walk, Sunday May 31st 1.45pm Starting at one of the world’s oldest medical institutions and cutting through perhaps its most famous clinical district, Harley Street, we go on location to find the characters from Doctors Watson and Caligari to ‘The Elephant Man’ and stories from the ‘The Madness of King George’ to ‘The King’s Speech’ that have made physicians and the flicks inseparable for over a century. Along the way, we ask why the mo