Welcome to our website

Who we are

The Retired Professional Engineers' Club (Bristol) is intended to further the aims and interests of engineers by arranging regular events for retired professional engineers. Such events will have a social aspect so as to encourage members and their partners to all events. Guests will be made most welcome.

Our next event will be:-

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Site Navigation

This is achieved using the navigation bar at the top and bottom of each page. The following are the destinations available:
Home: This page News Items: A page with miscellaneous news items
Programme: The programme of talks and visits for the club year Days Out: Records of visits by the club and
places suitable to be visited.
Newsletter: The latest newsletter E.Walk The Engineers Walk Website
A separate website supporting the Engineers Walk in the centre of Bristol. Full details are given on site
Other Clubs: Retired Engineers Clubs listed (requires updating). Contact: Details of who and how to contact at the club.

Members Information

For Members Only the following are available:

  List all current members and their hobbies and interests.
  View your personal record on the database.
  Update your personal record.

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No doubt your interests have been added to or changed since you submitted this information.
Now is a good time to update your record in the members database. Also it will assist in ensuring that we have your current telephone number, postal address, e-mail address together with other corrected details.
As a member you can find others with similar interests by using the "Find on this page" facility in the edit menu of your browser. Contact can be established via email or telephone.

Site Searcher

Adjacent is a Site Searcher. Here you can enter keywords or phrases and the searcher will locate these in any of the documents on site. Wild cards may be used. Thus Aust, Michael Clinch, 200, 1897, blet* park and swe? are all valid entries. No large download is required and results are obtained speedily.
Points are allocated by the searcher to documents in which the key words occur. The document with the highest score contains the most important occurences of the key words.
Not only are current web pages searched but also archived articles, pictures and newsletters. These are stored in PDF format and are only available via the search engine
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