Programme
Tue 12 May
Lester Hillman: Three Cheers for the Regent’s Canal
8pm, Memorial Hall
Wed 13 May
Ryan Thwaites: Vaccines: what are they and how do they work?
3pm, Reading Room
Jane Robinson: Ladies can’t climb ladders: the adventures of women pioneers in the traditional professions
8pm, Reading Room
Thu 14 May
Andrew Mikolajski: Gardening Association speaker
8pm, Memorial Hall
Fri 15 May
Nick Foxton: Creative Writing Workshop
10am, Jordans Quaker Meeting House
Sat 16 May
Denise Beddows with John Marley & Tony Kent: Crime Pays Discussion panel
3pm, Reading Room
Sat 16 May
David Crystal: Let’s talk about conversation
8pm
Parish Church
Sun 17 May
Helen Fry
Latimer House during World War II
8pm
Stone Cottage
Tue 19 May
Linda Hart
Dorothy Parker: Men, Mirth & Misery
2.30pm
Reading Room
Tue 19 May
Andrew Lownie
The Mountbattens: their lives and loves
8pm
Deanway United Reformed Church
Wed 20 May
Paul Kent
The Comedy that is Tragedy (P G Wodehouse)
3pm
Parish Church
Wed 20 May
Simon Bainbridge
His Great Idol (Wordsworth on Milton)
8pm
Memorial Hall
Thu 21 May
Geoff Gudgion
DRACA: a novel in support of combat stress
4pm
Jordans Quaker Meeting House
Thu 21 May
Martyn Whittock
'Mayflower Lives': the people behind the legend
7pm
Jordans Quaker Meeting House
Fri 22 May
John Dickie
Italy’s Mafia: how did they evolve and how powerful are they today?
7.30pm
Memorial Hall
Sat 23 May
Zandra Rhodes
50 years of fashion
3pm
Parish Church
Sat 23 May
Local Young Talent
JAZZ EVENING
7.30pm
Memorial Hall
Sun 24 May
David Starkey
Six Wives: the Queens of Henry VIII
Followed by PRIZE GIVING
3pm
Memorial Hall