To give you a flavour of the sorts of events we run, here is a blog containing details on our recent events.
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Eleven of us set off (although only 9 finished) for a walk through Leamington. Some of our more energetic members had walked or cycled to the start this time. The…
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On a wet, dreary December day, some 27 MIRTHers & partners pranced up to The Racehorse in West Warwick to enjoy some Christmas cheer. Yes we had Christmas jumpers –…
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The Lord Leycester Hospital
Category: MIRTH Main Event
The Lord Leycester Hospital is hard to miss as you drive through Warwick. 20 MIRTHers paid a visit this November. The Lord Leycester Hospital was founded in 1571, although the…
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Church Lawford
Category: MIRTH Walk
On a damp November morning, we walked along the lanes around Church Lawford. The rain held off, and it was good to see the winter barley sprouting. The lanes around…
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What Price For Your Passion?
Category: MIRTH Main Event
“What price for your passion” was the title of the talk given by Paul Linnell, who had travelled from Leicester for the MIRTH Main Event presentation on Tuesday October 21st.…
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Meriden- The centre of England
Category: MIRTH Walk
A damp autumnal walk, the leaves have turned in the last few weeks adding to the beauty of nature as we walked along lanes, across fields and through woodland. As…
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MIRTH Curry Night
Category: MIRTH Xtra
Friday 3rd October saw the return of our ever-popular Men’s Curry Night. 35 men of all ages booked in for the evening. Gian was not able to attend the evening…
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This month on Tuesday September 16th, the MIRTH Main Event welcomed James Shanahan. He was here to give a talk about his experiences as a community Rugby Union referee of…
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Binley Woods
Category: MIRTH Walk
10 of us set off on a fine September morning for a walk around the Binley Woods. As we set off we passed the old Coventry Stadium, former home to…
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This Kenilworth walk had a specific exploratory aim. But before we got to that, our nine walkers were impounded! Yes, we found ourselves in the Kenilworth pound, where stray animals…
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