Previous events

  • NOV 08

    LGBT History Month: The Launch

    • 8 Nov 2017
    • Museum of Liverpool

    Come along for a night of entertainment and networking to mark the national launch of LGBT History Month. LGBT History Month is an annual event that celebrates the history and achievements of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people every February in the United Kingdom. The theme for LGBT History Month 2018 is Geography: Mapping the World. Speakers...

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  • NOV 02

    Panel discussion: A conversation on truth, science and journalism

    • 2 Nov 2017
    • Bloomsbury Room - Royal Pharmaceutical Society

    Truth is in the spotlight -- there’s much debate about how to find it and whether it still carries weight in our society. Media covering UK and US politics have lamented how truth is being sacrificed to minisformation, myth, spin or outright lies. During the US pre-election period, publishers from the Guardian to the New York Times to NPR pushed their...

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  • OCT 14

    The Times Debate: A Good Brexit For All?

    • 14 Oct 2017
    • The Time Forum

    As our membership of the EU draws to a close we ask: how has being in Europe changed us? Can we achieve a Brexit that reconciles young and old, north and south and town and country? Will Britain be looking forward to a golden future with opportunity for all? The Times Berlin Correspondent David Charter (What Has the EU Ever Done for Us?) and columnist Jenni...

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  • OCT 14

    The Times Brexit Breakfast: What Does Europe Want?

    • 14 Oct 2017
    • TBC

    What does a successful Brexit look like from across the Channel? For all the grandstanding and non-negotiable red lines, EU countries have differing priorities. Join The Times Deputy Editor Emma Tucker, Berlin Correspondent David Charter (What Has the EU Ever Done for Us?) and Diplomatic Correspondent Catherine Philp as they give an insider’s guide to the...

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  • OCT 08

    Author Interview - Harry Mount - Summer Madness: How Brexit Split the Country

    • 8 Oct 2017
    • Queen's Hall

    Harry Mount will be in conversation with Sir Anthony Seldon, a political biographer and commentator on British political leadership. He recently wrote the inside story of the Cameron premiership, with Peter Snowdon. Sunday 8th October 12.00pm – 1.00pm £10 Queen’s Hall Sponsored by Helme & Hallett Ltd...

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  • OCT 04

    Brexit Debate: Harry Mount, Douglas Carswel, Bonnie Greer, Paul Stocker

    • 4 Oct 2017
    • Kenton Theatre

    A discussion on the Brexit campaign whether you were for, or against the decision to leave the European Union. Including many guest speaks offering their view on the way the election was handled, and the unlikely outcome. 

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  • OCT 04

    Jonathan Romain & David Wilbourne

    • 4 Oct 2017
    • Town Hall, Henley Literary Festival

    Two men of God reflect on their amusing and challenging paths. Having been an agony uncle, prison chaplain and nightclub bouncer, Rabbi Jonathan draws on his wide life experience: attempted seductions, multiple murders, Machiavellian families, hijacked weddings, catastrophic funerals and more are revealed in Confessions of a Rabbi. A quiet Yorkshire...

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  • SEP 27

    Sue Elliott & Steve Humphries discuss 'Not Guilty'

    • 27 Sep 2017
    • The Pitshanger Bookshop

    Sue Elliott and co-author Steve Humphries will be talking about their new book, ‘Not Guilty’, written to accompany a Channel 4 documentary of the same title. Only fifty years ago, sex between men was a crime. The 1967 Sexual Offences Act changed that in part, but it was only the beginning of the long fight for equality in the eyes of the law, in society...

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  • SEP 13

    Waterstones Local Authors Party

    • 13 Sep 2017
    • Waterstones

    On the eve of the Chiswick Book Festival, we showcase the wealth of local talent that Chiswick has to offer. Each author has just two minutes to speak about their book, making this a fast-paced, fun and fascinating evening. Watch here for details of authors and updates.
    Waterstones, 220-226 Chiswick High Road. Free admission.

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  • SEP 10

    MP Ann Clwyd

    • 10 Sep 2017
    • Penfro Book Festival at Rhosygilwen

    Rebel with a Cause, just published, is Ann Clwyd’s remarkable story of battling for her principles, regardless of wounds inflicted on her political career. Despite having faced constant opposition over the course of her parliamentary career, Ann has always fought back fiercely and continues to do so to this day.

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