Tea Time Tales

Tea Time Tales with refreshments are held at Priory House* on alternate Thursday afternoons between 2.30pm and 4.00pm, organised by Dunstable Town Guides. Below is the list of upcoming talks and a leaflet showing the topics and dates is also available from Priory House.

* Priory House is currently closed for essential repairs and Tea Time Tales are being held in Grove House at 76 High Street North, Dunstable, LU6 1NF

For How To Book our walks and talks please click here

2026 Tea Time Tales

8 January

Washington and the Dinosaurs

by Simon Robinson

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22 January

Meet Greyhound Len, the racing couch potato – from 40mph to 0 on retirement!

by Martin Attridge

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12 February

Mudlarking on the River Thames

by Neil Kieran

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26 February

Dunstable Sea Cadets, a ship without sails; a history of the old mill, and how it became the home of the Sea Cadets

by Lolly Blumenthal

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12 March

Queen Eleanor and her Crosses

by Kay Kempster

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26 March

Incredible Edible; Believe in the power of small actions

by Incredible Edible team members

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16 April

Lift the lid on the beehive and look at life in the honey factory

by Mark Bolan

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30 April

Where Wings were built, the untold story of Dunstable’s Aircraft Factories

by David Underwood

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14 May

The World of Bridges

by David Deller

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4 June

Lady Margaret Douglas, Who Do You Think You Are?

by Pam Greener

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18 June

Amateurs at the Archive

by Carol Hardy

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2 July

Get me out of here! Travel from, through or to Dunstable was once difficult, unpleasant and often dangerous

by Tony Woodhouse

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16 July

The Women of Bletchley Park

by Bryony Norburn

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10 September

Bedford from Victoria to WW2

by Bob Ricketts

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24 September

Dunstable’s Augustinian Priory 1120 to 1540

by Hugh Garrod

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8 October

From Tigers to the Taj Mahal: Adventures in India

by Wilf Powell

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22 October

Red Cloud’s War: How the West was Lost

by Andy Gibbs

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5 November

What did the parrot say? The first world currency

by Trevor Owens

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19 November

The Skylon at the 1951 Festival of Britain

by Stephen Williams

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3 December

The Fishing Fleet, Husband Hunting in the Raj

by Jean Yates

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17 December

‘Oh yes it is, oh no it isn’t’ a History of the Pantomime

by Ann Ledger

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For How To Book please click here

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