Middle Thames Archaeological and Historical Society

This society organises monthly talks on the history of Slough and the surrounding area as well as general history and archaeology. It also arranges day visits to places of interest in the region.

Our talks this season will continue to be held in:
The Hastings Room
St. Andrew's Church centre
Roger's Lane
Stoke Poges
SL2 4LN

For details of the talks, please  (click here for our talks page)
or click on the 'Talks' link in the menu list.

For Directions to St Andrews Church Centre, see below.

We also sometimes arrange day visits to places of interest in the region (see visits).

Non-members are welcome to join our talks and coach trips.

For general enquiries about the Society, please email:-  sec.mtahs@yahoo.co.uk
If you have any comments, corrections, or contributions for this website, please email:  mtahs06@yahoo.co.uk

Directions to St Andrews Church Centre:
You will probably enter Roger's Lane from the B416, which is the main road, going from Gerrards Cross in the north, through Stoke Poges, down towards Slough in the South.  This road is called Gerrards Cross Road, in the northern part of the village, Bells Hill in the centre, and Grays Park Road in the south of the village.
Rogers Lane forms 3 sides of a rectangle, joining the B416 at Bells Hill in the village centre, then again joining Grays Park Road at the south.  It's best to use the northern, Bells Hill, entrance into Rogers Lane.

If you're coming southwards from Gerrards Cross, you'll pass through a pelican crossing, then two minor service road entrances on your right, then Rogers Lane on your right, with a small traffic island at the junction
If you're coming from the south, go past the first entrance to Rogers Lane on the left, then pass three cul-de-sac entrances on your left, then Rogers Lane is on your left when the pelican crossing comes into view.

There is a business park entrance opposite Rogers Lane.

As you enter Roger's Lane, you'll pass the Village Hall on your right, then about 8 houses on your left, then the entrance to the St Andrew's Church Centre car park on your left.  (If you see Stoke Poges School on your left, you've gone too far.)  When in St. Andrews, the entrance to the building is about half-way down the car park, near a "Lighthouse Cafe" sign.