by Guest Speaker, Francis Young The cult of St Edmund did not disappear after the destruction of his shrine in Bury St Edmunds in November 1539, and St Edmund continued to be remembered (although at times rather hazily) in Suffolk … Continue reading
by guest speaker, Tom Appleton Tom Appleton is a professional conductor, singer, presenter, educator, producer, and arts consultant who is based in West Suffolk. His career has seen him work for a variety of cultural organisations including the Monteverdi Choir, … Continue reading
by guest speaker, Dr Richard Hoggett From the middle decades of the 9th century until the Norman Conquest, East Anglia was an integral part of the Viking world which spanned the North Sea basin. Drawing on historical sources, archaeological sites, … Continue reading
By guest speaker, Samantha Franks Talk details to be confirmed.
By guest Speakers, Prof. Nigel Saul and Prof. David Carpenter Talk details to be confirmed.
By guest speaker, Steve Jones As Steve's talk on "Masks" was well received last year, he has been invited back to talk on another topic. Further details to be confirmed.
By guest speaker, Charlie Haylock The ever popular Charlie Haylock returns. Details of talk to be confirmed.
By guest speaker, Ralph Jackman A published historian, further details to be confirmed.
By guest speaker, John Skoyles Further details to be confirmed.
