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March 2020
Churchill Public Speaking Competition Midlands Regional Final
We regret that this event has been postponed until further notice. For more information please call 020 7529 1550 or email competitions@esu.org.
Find out more »ESU Schools’ Mace Debating Competition National Final 2020
We regret that this event has been postponed until further notice. For more information please call 020 7529 1550 or email competitions@esu.org.
Find out more »Performing Shakespeare Competition North East Area Final
We regret that this event has been postponed until further notice. For more information please call 020 7529 1550 or email competitions@esu.org.
Find out more »London Branch: Book Club
ESU London Branch Members' monthly book club at Dartmouth House, please contact Kathleen Earley for details this month's book and to reserve a space: earley.kathleen@gmail.com
Find out more »Performing Shakespeare Competition North West Area Final A
We regret that this event has been postponed until further notice. For more information please call 020 7529 1550 or email competitions@esu.org.
Find out more »Ouse Valley Branch: Lunch & Talk ‘MARK RUTHERFORD’S PEOPLE’
DR MARK CREES English teacher, author, Chairman of the Rutherford Society. MARK RUTHERFORD’S PEOPLE Hale White was born in Bedford in 1831 and educated at Bedford Modern School. A nonconformist in religion and a civil servant and journalist. For his novels he assumed the pseudonym, Mark Rutherford. Dr Crees’s presentation will partly be a talk on Rutherford’s life and partly a dramatic reading of extracts from his novels to give a flavour of Rutherford’s writing. The characters in the novels…
Find out more »London Region: Book talk ‘Churchill’s Abandoned Prisoners’ by author Rupert Wieloch
The English-Speaking Union London branch invites you to a Talk by Rupert Wieloch on his latest book, Churchill’s Abandoned Prisoners. Drinks will be served from 6.30pm, the talk will start at 7.00pm sharp One hundred years ago a group of fifteen British soldiers serving with the British Mission to Siberia were captured by the Red Army on Russian Christmas Eve (6th January). They were held in a lice-infested room at Krasnoyarsk for three months, whilst Prime Minister Lloyd George’s representative signed a prisoner…
Find out more »London Branch: talk by author Rupert Wieloch on his book ‘Churchill’s Abandoned Prisoners’
ESU London branch invites you to an evening with Rupert Wielock who will give a talk on his lastest book 'Churchill's Abandoned Prisoners' . Drinks will be served from 6.30pm, the talk will commence at 7.00pm sharp. One hundred years ago a group of fifteen British soldiers serving with the British Mission to Siberia were captured by the Red Army on Russian Christmas Eve (6th January). They were held in a lice-infested room at Krasnoyarsk for three months, whilst Prime Minister…
Find out more »April 2020
Cornwall Branch – How Personal Protection Officers are Recruited & Trained
We regret that this event has been cancelled. For more information please call Richard Wall.
Find out more »Oxfordshire Branch: Visit to the Ashmolean Museum
Oxfordshire Branch hosts a visit to Britain's oldest public museum; Ashmolean Museum, including a private handling of objects in the Eastern Art Department. There will also be a 45 minute guided tour of the Japanese Gallery. Each group will have a maximum of ten and there will be a cream tea in the restaurant afterwards. To book a place or for any further information about the visit, please contact Jan at janetstokescarter@hotmail.com
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