Hastings U3A Podcast – Episode #16: Enrolment for 2026

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In this special episode, Julie and Jan sit down to talk through everything you need to know about enrolling in Hastings U3A for 2026. They explain how the enrolment process works, share what’s new for the coming year, and highlight some favourite returning courses. Along the way, they offer practical tips to help members get the most out of their U3A experience. It’s an easy, friendly conversation that captures what Hastings U3A is all about: learning, connection, staying active, and being part of a welcoming local community. Perfect listening for both new and returning members.

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