The London and Western Ontario Branch meets each second Tuesday from March to December (with some exceptions) at 7:00 p.m. at Westmount Library, 3200 Wonderland Road S., London. March is usually a joint meeting with the London and Middlesex Historical Society. Special events include Loyalist Day at Fanshawe Pioneer Village in mid-June with a church service and historical displays.

The programmes of the meetings usually have some aspect of Loyalist history. Meetings in 2008 included Timothy Compeau, a Ph.D. candidate at UWO and winner of UEL scholarship, and Pauline Grodin who spoke about Loyalist women, at the May anniversary luncheon.

Upcoming Meetings & Events (PDF printable version):   Tues, September 8, 2009 (Meeting) 7 pm Speaker: Glenn Stott, Historian, author and re-enactor, will speak about the historic, now heritage, Thames River. Location: Westmount Library   Sat-Sun, September 19-20, 2009 (Event) 10am - 4pm Doors Open London London & Western Ontario Branch UELAC will have a display of Loyalist items in the Springbank Pumphouse. Location: 929 Springbank Dr, London   Tuesday, October 13, 2009 (Meeting) 7 pm Speaker: Dominion President Fred Hayward UE will be our guest. He will be presented with Loyalist dolls created by Lorraine Rogers, which he will use in his educational work. Location: Westmount Library   Tuesday, November 10, 2009 (Meeting) 7 pm Speakers: Arnold Nethercott UE will explain the significance of UELAC symbols. Bernice Flett UE will explain how UELs developed our present laws. Arnold and Bernice are both past Dominion Presidents and were are grateful for their expertise. Location: Westmount Library   Wednesday, November 11, 2009 (Event) 11 am Ken Fitchett UE and Bob Tordiff UE will place a wreath in memory of United Empire Loyalists at the London City Cenotaph during the Remembrance Day Service. Location: Victoria Park, corner of Dufferin Ave and Wellington St., London   Tuesday, December 8, 2009 (Meeting) 6 pm Christmas Dinner and AGM Program: A first person presentation of Charles Dickens by Stephen Bourne of Guelph, in costume. Location: Westmount Library Problem with website?