Bosom Pals Meetings
Bosom Pals Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 7.45pm to around 9.45pm in the hall of the Church of the Transfiguration, Bedford Road, Kempston, Bedford, MK42 8BQ. This is located opposite Addison Park, between Cleveland Street and Margetts Road. There is plenty of parking both on the driveway down to the church and in the overspill car park adjacent to the hall.
We provide tea or coffee and biscuits at the beginning of the meeting, followed by a talk or demonstration of about 3/4 hour on a large variety of subjects. We usually have an “open” meeting in January, where members come along and just talk to each other about anything and everything. Your first meeting is free, after that we charge an entry fee of £2 per meeting which helps to cover our costs.
Prospective new members are always most welcome to attend one of our meetings to see if they would like to join us.
11 November Meeting
We are delighted to welcome back the Turf Tappers for what will be another lively session of toe tapping and sing-along entertainment. Members are invited to bring their female friends...
9 December meeting at Centenary Hall, MK42 8BG
Members plus 1 guest are invited to our Christmas Social at the Centenary Hall, MK42 8BG from 7pm to 10pm where there will be a buffet with wine, beer and...
13 January meeting
We have a slight change to our normal January meeting because instead of playing bingo, we have got an amusing talk by Stephen Brown. The title of his talk is...
10 February meeting
Due to the slight change in our usual schedule for meetings, the 10 February one will now be bingo night. Homemade cakes will be served with tea/coffee and there will...
10 March meeting
"40 years on Probation" is the title of Alan Doughty's talk on 10 March. We all know from the media that it is a very over-stretched service which is probably...
14 April meeting
Tonight is the chance for members to be reminded of what Bosom Pals have done since last year's AGM and hear about any plans for the coming year. It is...
12 May meeting
Lucy Lewis who was Britain's first female bomb disposal expert will be talking about her experiences while undertaking this very dangerous task. Copies of Lucy's books will be on sale...