'Alternative Royal History of Winchester' talk for society

Dever Valley Local History Society will welcome Green Badge guide Erica Wheeler. <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
Dever Valley Local History Society will welcome Green Badge guide Erica Wheeler. (Image: Supplied)
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A history society will welcome a knowledgeable guide giving her 'Alternative Royal History of Winchester'.

The Dever Valley Local History Society (DVLHS), which kicked off 2026 with a talk about hidden Spitfire factories around Hampshire, says it expects a "good attendance" for its next event.

Green Badge guide Erica Wheeler, which DVLHS describes as "the young, enthusiastic and knowledgeable Winchester guide", will return to speak to the society.

Dever Valley Local History Society will welcome Green Badge guide Erica Wheeler. (Image: Supplied)

Erica's talk, The Alternative Royal History of Winchester, is described as "somewhat intriguing" but is "guaranteed to be entertaining and informative, whatever direction she takes us in".

The talk will be held at Northbrook Hall, in Micheldever, on Tuesday, March 24 at 7.30pm.

All welcome with entry £5 at the door.

Don Bryan, another Winchester guide, will talk about Roman Winchester in another event planned by DVLHS.

Don's talk is due to be held on Tuesday, April 28, taking place at The Warren Centre at 7.30pm.

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