Pembrokeshire biologist Peter Brown provides a fascinating talk about the life of Beetles in a talk for adults and children.
This talk is followed by a creative workshop for children run by Fran Evans. Children to be accompanied by responsible adults.
Lady Carnarvon, author of At Home at Highclere: Entertaining at The Real Downton Abbey shares the stories of the great and the good, the art of hosting through the ages and, most critically, the delicious recipes to suit every occasion.…
They whirl on top of water, twinkle like hedgerow fairy lights and bury carcasses; beetles are all around us – sparkling like tiny, metallic bubble cars - and they are fascinating!
After Peter's talk on the fascinating life of beetles,…
Poems from Pembrokeshire is part of Seren’s pamphlet series celebrating the spirit of place. An area of supreme but also disquieting beauty, Pembrokeshire has been the home to saints and pirates, the cradle of Tudor Kings and subject to oil…
Ferdinand Mount has been fascinated by the great thinkers and politicians who have shaped human history over the past two millennia.
In this fascinating, and provocative book, he examines the proposals for a political theory from a number of widely…
Michael Tree takes a look at what such estates are, how they worked, what were the benefits, how they hit hard times and in many instances just collapsed. What was their political impact and what do they still represent? How…
Two prizing-winning female writers with a penchant for the dark and thrilling talk to us about their stories and what inspires them.
In particular, Diana Powell talks about 'Who, or what, is Esther Bligh?'
At the end of the Second…
