Bats at The Museum

Outdoor

14th

April2023

Bats at The MuseumA walk by local bat expert James Shipman about the life of these amazing creatures.

Did you know bats can live for up to 30 years?

James explains where they live, how they fly in the dark, and why they are so important and protected by law.

After a brief talk outside the Museum, James will help us see and hear several species that emerge at dusk nearby (weather dependent).

Please note: Places are limited.

There will be no access to West Berkshire Museum before, during or after the event.

The meeting point for the walk is at the front of West Berkshire Museum, outside the main entrance (on the wide pavement).

20:15 – 21:00 West Berkshire Museum, The Wharf, Newbury RG14 5AS

Bats at The Museum

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West Berkshire Heritage

Shaw House

Shaw House is ideally situated in tranquil surroundings on the north side of Newbury, within an hour’s journey of London, Bristol, Oxford and the South Coast, and just five minutes from the M4/A34 junction.

It’s a 25 minute walk from Newbury town centre and is accessible by public transport.

WEST BERKSHIRE Museum

West Berkshire Museum is housed in two of Newbury’s best loved historic buildings – the 17^th century Cloth Hall and the old Granary/Corn Stores in the Wharf.

The Wharf, Newbury RG14 5AS

01635 519562