Philip Bowen, who lectures on a range of historical subjects, examines the decline of the British aristocracy. The talk takes place at Christchurch Hall in Malvern and is open to all, including former aristocrats.
Former Scotland Yard undercover officer Peter Bleksley, known from Channel 4's Hunted, covers the hidden side of murder investigations, including infiltrating criminal gangs and his own experience as the target of a murder plot. Suits fans of true crime and real-life policing.
A talk and discussion event from the Culture and Conversation series, run with the University of Worcester, led by lecturer Jean Webb. The session looks at how artificial intelligence is making it harder to judge what we see and hear.
A dance documentary film by Rosie Kay, adapted from her dance-theatre production, which was based on research with the 4th Battalion The Rifles. The screening is followed by a live Q&A with Kay and Brigadier Ed Butler CBE DSO at Malvern Theatres' Cinema.
A talk and discussion, part of the series and run with the University of Worcester, looking at how movement can help people make sense of hard times. Led by Paul Goltz, it is presented as a gentle and uplifting session.
The talk, given by Chris Fear, looks at W S Symonds, a 19th-century rector of Pendock whose interest in fossils and ancient timelines was tied to the evolutionary debates of his day. The speaker, a psychiatrist and amateur palaeontologist, has written a book on him.
A talk and discussion session run with the University of Worcester and led by lecturer Katy Wareham Morris. It looks at why studying media matters, how its social role has changed over roughly seventy years, and how modern developments shape…