A talk on the powerful book “An Elephant in My Kitchen” will take place at Nantwich Bookshop on July 24.
The book tells the moving story of Françoise Malby-Anthony and her fight to protect a herd of elephants in South Africa.
National beaver expert Derek Gow will be in Cheshire to give a talk on the how the animal’s re-introduction could impact the countryside.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust is hosting the one-off talk at its headquarters at Bickley Hall Farm, between Malpas and Nantwich.
Author and journalist Sarah Henshaw will give a talk in Nantwich for the Inland Waterways Association.
Sarah’s talk, “The Strait and The Narrow”, will take place be at the Crown Hotel on October 20 for the Shrewsbury District and North Wales branch of the association.
Nantwich author Iona Grey will stage a special talk at the town’s library on Monday, May 16.
She will read extracts from and talk about her recent novel ‘Letters to the Lost’.
A Nantwich-born author will re-tell the story of the greatest ever attempted fraud in a talk at Nantwich Bookshop.
Nicholas Booth has spent five years researching and writing his new book, The Thieves of Threadneedle Street.
A talk called England’s Beginnings: The Anglo-Saxon Achievement will be staged by Rev John Whitehead at Nantwich Museum.
The illustrated talk will demonstrate the diverse cultural influences which came together through the Anglo-Saxon occupation of our land.
Nantwich Museum is to host a King Richard III talk by one of the team who studied his skeleton unearthed in Leicester.
Bob Savage, weapons expert for University of Leicester “Search for Richard III” archaeological team, will give a talk called Killed the Boar, Shaved his Head, the Violent Death of King Richard III.
A special talk called “Commemorating Battlefields: from Nantwich (1644) to the Great War (1914-18)” takes place on Saturday January 31.
Dr Ian Atherton, Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Keele, will be hosting the talk.
An illustrated talk on the Art of the Olympics takes place at Nantwich Museum at 3pm on Thursday December 6. It will be given by Adrian Sumner, the creative economy officer at Cheshire West & Chester Council.
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