Speaker: John L. Williams. John will be talking about his biography of the great Trinidadian historian, radical & cricket-lover: CLR James.
Speaker: John L. Williams. John will be talking about his biography of the great Trinidadian historian, radical & cricket-lover: CLR James.
We’ll look at many aspects of the appalling current failure to ensure that everyone has a decent place to live.
Speaker: Tim Burrows.
Speaker: Chris Harrison. Among many prominent black 18th century British citizens, Ignatius Sancho is distinguished for the breadth of his interests & the range of his social contacts.
Speaker: Kevin Blowe of NetPol.
The Vi Gostling Memorial Lecture. Chair: Andy Littlechild.
Speaker: Clasford Stirling MBE. How is it that a notorious housing estate later had a waiting list?
Speaker: Anne Gray. Like many other ‘developed’ countries, Britain has an ageing society; more & more people need care in older age.
Speaker: Eileen Turnbull. Eileen is the researcher & secretary of the Shrewsbury 24 Campaign, formed in 2006 to overturn a miscarriage of justice.
Speaker: Dez Brown.
Arrive at 6pm to watch the film The Miracle Worker, starring Anne Bancroft. Or arrive as usual from 7.30pm.
Speaker: Ken Worpole. 2024 marked the centenary of the birth of Britain’s most famous anarchist, Colin Ward, author of over 30 books, whose ideas & writings remain influential across the world.
Music, readings, prayers, lighting a candle in memory of all victims of conflict. Light refreshments available.
Evening Zoom meeting with:
Annual NJPN Conference.
https://housmans.com/event/2016-by-sarah-hesketh-publication-party/
Please note that this is an externally organised event. Please RSVP info@cbeditions.com to attend.
Please join Housmans Bookshop for a evening with celebrated socialist-feminist Sheila Rowbotham.
For those who dare to challenge the status quo, this talk is a radical guide for activists.
8th Annual Student/Young Pugwash Conference
Location: King's College London, Franklin-Wilkins Building (Room 1.10) / Online via zoom
