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does anyone belong to the national womens register?

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romany4 · 26/06/2004 12:36

Hi.
There is a local N W R group near me and I don`t know what it is. Is it like the womens institute where everyone is over 50 and bakes cakes for fun?
Someone enlighten me!

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Janh · 26/06/2004 12:44

It used to be called the National Housewives Register (I think - housewives were definitely in there somewhere!)

I believe the definition is "for lively-minded women" and it's more intellectual than domestic, they give each other talks and stuff. They do tend to be 40+ I think.

NWR Home Page

HTH!

suedonim · 26/06/2004 21:25

I've belonged to NWR for many years and really enjoy it. Groups vary from area to area, with some having a younger profile than others. There's absolutely no baking required, the idea is that you meet and discuss topics outside the usual range of home/work/children. The discussion I went to on Thursday was about the Seven Deadly Sins.

Some groups run a separate book group or other groups, depending on members interests. You can try two meetings before deciding to join and it's only about 14gbp a year anyway. NWR has been a lifeline to me when we've moved around, I have many friends I originally met at meetings.

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