Date

Speaker`s Name

 Title of Talk

   27^th January

Lucia Gahlin

Egyptian art. Art for after life

   10^th February

R. Galichian

Armenia, history, and wars. Armenia and Azerbaijan 2600 years of mapping

   24^th February

M. Takin

Price of oil- Market forces, politics, conspiracy, speculation…?

   10^th March

Flowa Houldsworth (speaker)

Charlotte Lee/MSF coordinator

The plight of refugees worldwide

   24^th March

John.Oyekan

AI& machine learning

   14^th April

Shazia Hassam/ James Bulman

Refugees` plight, the role of UNHCR

   28^th April

Dan Allen

Women & the Victorian army

   12^th May

Major Paul Whittle

River kwai railway-The true story

   26^th May

Peter Slater

Don`t you know who I am?  Sports reporter

   9^th June

Erika Scarth

Greenpeace on environment &climate change

   23^rd June

Dr. Thomas Cheetham

Bletchley Park story& Alan Turing

  14^th July *

Christopher Piggott

British in India

   28^s July *

Terry Stone

The ME & the Arab world

  11^th August *

Mervyn Edwards

My 30 years career as a police officer in the Thames valley police - walking the beat to Nirvana.

  25^th August *

Captain Adrian McCourt

The Trinity House story, one of Britain`s best kept secret

   8^th September *

Denise Beddows

Buckinghamshire spies & subversives

  22^nd September *

Fritha Irwin

Benjamin Disraeli - The most unlikely Prime Minister.         Ladies Lunch

  13^th October

Dr Wendy Morrison

Investigating a prehistoric Chiltern landscape

  27^th October

Nicholas Henderson

The England… where did it come from?