Past lectures
Founded in 1969, Keston Institute was the "voice of the voiceless" and regularly reported on the situation of persecuted believers in...
The second in a series of three talks and performances to mark the centenary of the birth of Benjamin Britten. The Badke Quartet...
The fascinating history of gardening and horticulture in Britain. Brent Elliott will take us through some of the library's...
Sir Keith Joseph was the most articulate and powerful of the postwar exponents of the market economy at a time when it was distinctly...
Novelists reflected contemporary attitudes and influenced the way the City was seen both by the wider public at the time and then by...
Mathematics is important to us all. So it is important to enable young mathematicians, clear-thinking and passionate about their...
In this lecture we shall concentrate on the issue of the extent to which markets at least implicitly depend on collective values such as...
In December 2012 Sir Geoffrey Nice finished four years as Vice Chair of the Bar Standards Board, the body that regulates barristers...
An investigation into the performance style required by Corelli in his Op 5 solo violin sonatas and their arrangements as concertos by...
London has some major disadvantages that would make any transport policy difficult. However, even given the constraints, the current...
The first in a series of three talks and performances to mark the centenary of the birth of Benjamin Britten.
The Badke Quartet...
William Hartley (1862-1937) was an early Fleet Street photographer whose fame was achieved from his court room sketches from the Old...
