“What Can History Teach Us About Today’s Challenges?” The Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation is pleased to announce that The Rt Hon The Lord Hague of Richmond will deliver the 2026 Edward Heath Annual Lecture on Thursday 9 July in the magnificent setting of...
Kate Walter Arundells Curator I’m very pleased to share some long-awaited news about the Arundells collection. For the first time, our collection catalogue is now searchable online. Making the collection publicly accessible in this way has been a long-term aim of...
The Trustees of the Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation pay tribute to the late President James Carter, the 39th President of the United States, who died last week at the age of 100 and express their deepest condolences to his family. His long life and tireless...
According to Roman historian Livy, Romulus and Remus have been seen in bronze alongside their she-wolf saviour as long ago as 295 BC when a statue of the trio was erected at the foot of the Palatine Hill. This image of the infant founders of Rome has persisted for...
.Our guest speakers offer their thoughts following their appearance on stage at this year’s Sir Edward Heath Annual Lecture. Our thanks to John Rose for the photography and to Richard Marks for the...
A huge thanks to all who attended this year’s Sir Edward Heath Annual Lecture led by Gyles Brandreth and his esteemed panel. Some great questions from the audience provoked some equally interesting answers! Our thanks to John Rose for the...
