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2015
- July 'Noteworthy Comets' by Denis Buczynski
- June 'What has Space ever done for us' by Matjaz Vidmar
- May 'A Visual Guide to the Universe' by Prof. David D. Meyer
- April 'The Mars Curiosity Rover' by Prof. John Bridges
- March 'The Future of Astronomical Observations' by Prof. Martin Hendry
- February 'Brains Trust' - a Panel of "Experts"
- January 'Planetary Nebulae' by Maarten de Vries
2014
- December 'Early Galaxies' by Prof. James Dunlop
- November 'Life in Space' by Paul Jenkins
- October 'The Apollo Programme' by Ken MacTaggart
- September 'A Practical Approach to Observing'
- August 'CERN' by James Hitchmough
- July 'Is There Life on Earth' by James McTaggart
- June 'Under Alien Skies 2' by Arthur Milne
- May 'Comets and the Amateur Astronomer in the Digital Age' by Denis Bucyzynski
- April AGM and Quiz
- March 'Galaxy Zoo' by Maarten de Vries
- February 'Saturn's Scintillating Satellites' by Pauline Macrae
- January 'The Ultra-Violet Universe' by Paul Jenkins
2013
- December 'Life of Comets' by Robert McNaught
- November 'Gamma-Ray Astronomy' by Prof. Paula Chadwick
- October 'From the Darkest Reaches' by Samantha Smith
- September 'Practical Astronomy' by A Cast of Thousands
- August 'How I wonder What You Are' by Dr. Paul Ruffle
- July 'Stars and Digital Photography' by Elina Shatalova
- June 'The Moons of Neptune' by John Rosenfield
- May 'Extrasolar Planets and Extraterrestrial Intelligence' by Dr. Duncan Forgan
- April 'Asteroseismology' by Prof. Bill Chaplin
- February 'Exoplanets and the SuperWASP project' by Grant Miller
- January 'Space Medicine' - Bethany Jones
2012
- December 'Journey Into Space' - Paul Jenkins
- November 'Mercury Messenger' - Pauline Macrae
- October 'Stellar Siblings' - Maarten de Vries
- September 'The Exploration of Mars?' - Prof. Mark Sims
- August 'Runaway Rockets' - Dr John Davies
- July 'Dark Matter' - Samantha Smith and James Hitchmough
- June 'Venus: The Planet and its Transits' - Gordon McKenna
- May 'Getting to Know The Moon' - Ken Kennedy
- April 'Elements of Surprise' - Arthur Milnes
- February 'Naming Astronomical Objects' - Michael Marett-Crosby
- January 'Celestial Oddballs' - Maarten de Vries
2011
- November 'Active and Starburst Galaxies' - Pauline Macrae
- October 'Solar Flares and Spaceweather' - Dr Lyndsay Fletcher
- September 'Mercury Messenger - Last Frontier of the Terrestrial Planets' by John Rosenfield
- August 'Getting Close to an Exo-Earth' by James Mactaggart
- July 'The Going of DAWN' by Paul Jenkins
- June 'Aurora' by Ken Kennedy
- May 'The Moon Landing Hoax?' by Ken MacTaggart
- April 'Stellar Cannibals' by Amanda Smith
- March 'Space Camps USA' by Nick Forwood
- February 'Animals in Space' by Michael Marett-Crosby
- January 'Seeing the Quantum World through a Telescope' by Maarten de Vries
2010
- December 'Beyond Infinity' by Paul Jenkins
- November 'Galaxies' by Pauline Macrae
- October 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' by John Rosenfield
- September 'LIGO & LISA' by Stuart Reid
2009
- December 'The Queen of the Heavens' by Rhona Fraser
- November Monthly Meeting Notices
- October Monthly Meeting Notices
- September Monthly Meeting Notices
- August 'Robotic Exploration - The Challenges' by Maarten de Vries
- July 'The Solar Eclipse of 2008 from China, and the Beijing Observatory' by Des Loughney
- June 'Blinking Stars' by Melvyn Taylor
- May 'Sirius Red' by Howie Firth
- April AGM & DVD: 'Magnificent Desolation - Walking On The Moon'
- March 'Powering Satellites and Spaceships' by Arthur Milnes
- February 'Galilean Satellites' by Pauline Macrae
- January 'Mars - How Did They get it so Wrong?' by Bill Leslie
2008
- December 'Traipsing round The Universe' by Maarten de Vries
- November 'Video Astronomy' by Andrew Elliot and 'Comet Making' by Bill Leslie
- October 'Charlie's List' by Maarten de Vries
- September 'Physics of The Extraordinary' by Colin Donaldson
- August 'Hunting the Largest Redshift Galaxies' by Ross McLure
- July 'The Sun and its Interactions with Earth' by Duncan Lunan
- June 'Stars in their Death Throes' by John Eldridge
- May 'The Hubble Space Telescope' by Chris Stradlin
- April AGM
- March 'Meteors' by Neil Bone
- February 'Jupiter' by Pauline Macrae
- January 'Presentation Skills' by Robert Clark, and more by John Gilmour and Arthur Milnes
2007
- December 'The Christmas Star' by Pauline Macrae
- November 'Space Missions' by Robert Law
- October 'Travelog - A Southern Sky' by Rhona Fraser
- September 'The total eclipse of 1919 and The Creation of Einstein The Celebrity' by Bill Leslie
- August 'Watchers of The Dawn' by Dougie Scott
- July 'Equipment Night' by Society Members
- June 'Discovery and Exploration of The Moon' by Ken MacTaggart
- May 'Imaging with the Canon EOS 20Da' by Douglas Cooper
- April AGM
- March 'The Night the Stars Fell' by Brian Kelly
- February 'Mars Update' by Pauline Macrae
- January 'Cosmic Building Blocks' by Arthur Milnes
2006
- December 'A Dummy's Guide to building a Home Observatory' by Eric Walker
- November 'Orbital Manoeuvres in The Dark' by Maarten de Vries
- October 'Abra Cad Astra' by Prof. John Brown
- September 'James Nasmyth and His Telescopes' by Dave Gavine
- August 'Noctilucent Clouds - A Modern Phenomenon' by Ken Kennedy
- July 'Equipment Night' by Society Members
- June 'The Aurora' by Ian Brantingham
- May Short presentations by Arthur Milnes, Donald Boyd and Rhona Fraser
- April AGM
- March 'Life and Death in Other Planetary Systems' by Jane Greaves
- February 'Cassini-Huygens' by Pauline Macrae
- January 'Believe It Or Not' by Arthur Milnes
2005
- December 'Chimneys, Fountains and the ISM' by Gordon Gallacher
- November 'Star City' by Maarten de Vries
- October 'Observing Satellites' by Alan Pickup
- September 'Apollo 16' from NASA DVD loaned by Andy Ferguson
- August 'Moons of Mars' by John Rosenfield
- July 'Equipment Night' by Society Members
- June 'The Stars Above, The World Below - a Fresh Look at Copernicus, Kepler and Galileo' by Howie Firth
- May 'Getting the Measure of The Universe' by Dr. Martin Hendry
- April AGM
- March 'With a Suitable System of Gears and Levers' by Arthur Milnes
- February 'What has the Space Industry Done For Us?' by Pauline Macrae
- January 'A Space Story' DVD by Andy Ferguson
2004
- December 'Orbital Zoo' by Trina Shaddick
- November 'Sundials' by Dave Gavine
- October 'Recent Advances with RHESSI' by Dr. Lyndsay Fletcher