Professor Michael Clarke joins us to deliver a talk on the subject of his most recent book. Military commanders matter. They win or lose battles, determine the outcomes of wars and often shape the history of nations. But they are also human individuals. This study of...
In his account of his 1937 tour of Germany Edward Heath referred repeatedly to his attendance at concerts, describing these as the redoubt of those civilised German values that the Nazis were busy corrupting. His story fits with what many Germans wanted to believe...
During his visit to Salisbury on Monday 18th November, BBC Director-General Tim Davie shared his vision for the future of public service broadcasting. In a wide-ranging talk at The Guildhall, Davie addressed pressing issues such as the impact of streaming services,...
This Monday, the Performing Arts Centre at Godolphin School hosted a captivating evening featuring broadcaster, gardener and writer, Alan Titchmarsh. Joined by his longtime friend and fellow broadcaster, Gyles Brandreth, Titchmarsh offered a fascinating glimpse into...
.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...
