Events

Participation

Events are open to non-members who wish to try out the society. CGS field trips are open to the public and while we try to ensure safety for all, participants are responsible for themselves and should consider whether they are able to take part.

Excursion Information and Hazard and Safety Measures

Digital On-Line

We are hosting some meetings via the Zoom application. This works on compatible computers, tablets and smartphones, provided that you have a reliable internet connection.  It is also possible to dial in via telephone and use the meeting codes to join, although it is not possible to see any presentation material with this option.

Presentations and lectures start at the advertised time so please login to the meeting a little earlier.

In Person lectures

The venue for in-person lectures is included in the event information. Tea, coffee and biscuits are included.

In-person lectures are recorded live, and the recordings are available after the meeting here for members unable to attend.

Get Involved

If you wish to organize a lecture or event the Events Secretary is here to help. Just send a message to our coordinator who will be happy to help.

News

To stay up to date with new events and changes to current ones subscribe to our emailing list. You do not need to be a society member for this and your email address will not be used for any other purposes.

Upcoming Events

11 Nov

Critical Minerals and their importance for the UK

Wednesday, 11 November, 2026    
19:30
Eimear Deady is a senior Economic geologist at the British Geological Survey. Over the past 13 (and a half) years she has worked on critical [...]
02 Dec

Floods in the Indian Himalaya: Growing Challenges and Emerging Solutions

Wednesday, 2 December, 2026    
19:30
Dr Richard Johnson, Geography, University of Cumbria Dr Ceri Davies, Geography, University of Gloucestershire Abstract The Indian Himalaya is a geodynamically active, culturally rich and [...]
20 Jan

Shap Granite

Wednesday, 20 January, 2027    
19:30
Dr. Andrew J. Miles (University of Leicester) will give a talk on Shap Granite Location (Physical/Zoom) TBC
17 Feb

Structural inheritance controls present-day fluid flow in the subsurface: a case study from the Weardale granite, Northern England

Wednesday, 17 February, 2027    
19:30
Prof. Ken McCaffrey (Durham University) will give a talk on Structural inheritance controls present-day fluid flow in the subsurface: a case study from the Weardale [...]

Powered by Events Manager