Here you will find links to other pages of useful information for our members.
Members Benefits
| Honorary Members | 2025 saw the introduction of "Honorary Membership" for those who have been members for over 30 years. Follow the link for some of our honorary members' stories |
| Discounts | Discounts for u3a York members, provided by local businesses (updated 24th June 2026). |
| Riviera affinity scheme | The scheme directly benefits u3a York, and so indirectly benefits all members |
Dates and AGM
| Diary Dates 2026 | Dates for committee meetings, AGM, Saturday Talks and Socials, and "The u3a York Times" |
| Annual General Meeting | Follow the link for details (timing, agenda) of any upcoming AGM, and for minutes of past AGMs Covers both York u3a (the charity) and u3a York (the Charitable Incorporated Organisation) |
Looking for information like room/zoom bookings, wellbeing contacts, or risk and incident forms? You need the Group Leaders' page.
More about u3a York
| Policies and Documents | u3a York policies, constitution and other documents |
| About Us | general background to and history of u3a York |
| Volunteering opportunities | How to get more involved in u3a York (also available through the menu above) |
| u3a York Trustees | Photographs and profiles of the Trustees |
| Board of Trustees minutes | Minutes of the Board of Trustees meetings |
Wider u3a Organisation
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| Third Age Trust | Visit the National u3a site which includes many online courses |
| YAHR | Regional activities for u3as in the Yorkshire and Humber Region |
| u3a Friends Newsletter | A bite-size chunk of news from the national u3a organisation, updated from time to time. To ensure your copy, please subscribe! |
Link to Members Portal
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Use this link for online renewals.
If you're renewing by bank transfer, please remember to complete the renewal form as well so that your membership continues!
Other relevant organisations
York Older People's Assembly (YOPA)
YOPA is independent, non-party-political, non-sectarian and welcomes all older people (50+) from every part of our diverse community.
YOPA's aims:
- Represent the voice of older people in York to decision-makers locally and nationally
- Inform older people about services that are available
- Identify where needs are not being met
- Work with the local authority and others to make York an age-friendly city
For more information, visit YOPA's website: https://www.yorkassembly.org.uk/
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