by John Slater After much deliberation, our distinguished panel of film critics selected ‘I See a Dark Stranger’, starring Deborah Kerr and Trevor Howard. We aim to feature a film […]

Ashton’s talk was billed as, ‘An illuminating talk…electricity on the Island.’ At the conclusion, I confessed to having had some doubts as to whether or not this might be too […]

Many may wonder why I would choose such words in connection with a Remembrance service; but then, they would not have been privileged to be at the Peel War Memorial […]

This month’s Peel Heritage trust meeting was unusual. We’re not so insular that we don’t occasionally stray to other parts of the Island but Nepal …! How did that come […]

This event, led by Bill Quine, was Peel Heritage Trust’s contribution to the Open Doors week organised by Manx National Heritage. The invitation was ‘to take part in a conducted […]

It was my great pleasure to open the September meeting of Peel Heritage Trust by presenting a cheque for £1 139 to two representatives of the Royal British Legion for […]

The Green Fields of France was billed as, ‘A Docu-Musical Tribute to Manx Soldiers of the Great War.’ This impressive work was conceived, written and produced by a former chairman […]

Captivating Katie had me captivated. She said that her parents had never heard this talk and that they would be in the audience. This fazed her not one jot and […]

To mark Peel Heritage Trust’s 25th year, we began the meeting with a celebratory draw. All paid up members were entered without charge and there was a numbered ticket for […]

Can any evening be that good? Well, this one was! For a long while we’ve struggled with various combinations of computers, projectors, sound and lighting. The technical staff at the […]