Before 12pm, Books

A programme of talks and discussions about the biology, conservation and management of mammal populations from around the world.

A look at crimes that were committed in the 18th century and the extreme methods that were used to punish and deter.

SUNDAY 27 OCTOBER Weekend events from 10am The Pill. Rebellion. Experimentation. Protest. Civil Rights. This weekend we look at the Vietnam protests, pop art, social change, the anti-nuclear movement, civil rights, the Profumo affair, Skiffle, the Beatles and maverick composers including Frank Zappa, Stockhausen…

SATURDAY 26 – SUNDAY 27 OCTOBER Weekend events from 10am The Pill. Rebellion. Experimentation. Protest. Civil Rights. This weekend we look at the Vietnam protests, pop art, social change, the anti-nuclear movement, civil rights, the Profumo affair, Skiffle, the Beatles and maverick composers including Frank…

A one hour business drop in where you can ask business experts questions on a whole range of topics from personal and business development to excel, social media, SEO and more.

The Global Local Content Summit 2013 is the world's leading gathering of senior local content decision makers from across the globe. This year's Summit will showcase a series of international case studies delivered by Government Officials, National Oil Companies and senior representatives from the International Oil and…

An exploration of business and investment opportunities, including Islamic banking and finance, technology, infrastructure development, health, exports, education and youth.

As part of the symposium on African culture, writers, publishers, translators and academics will discuss the role of the digital and written word on the continent.

Author and archivist David Owen looks at Rhondda Transport through the ages on board a 1963 AEC Regent Double Decker Bus.

View a display of Salvador Dali's mixed media illustrations of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

A book signing event and opportunity to meet the author.

A tour looking at the US aircraft flown from RAF Duxford and other USAAF stations in East Anglia during the World War Two.

A discussion about the politician's memoirs. The discussion surrounds her thirty year career in politics and television work.

The author of Google-Eyes, Flour Babies, Tulip Touch and Madame Doubtfire talks about her life and career.

The local author signs copies of the latest book in her Greek mystery series.

A two-day colloquium with insights from the latest archaeological research at major settlements and cemeteries in Nubia.

The historian discusses her book Perilous Question: Reform Or Revolution? Britain On The Brink, 1832, which looks at the passing of the Great Reform Bill.

The author signs copies of his book Worthing: The Postcard Collection.

Celebrate the release of the first three books from Appletree Writers, a community that helps writers to develop and promote their work. First out the gate are the anthologies The Harbour and In on the Tide, along with Appletree founding member Hannah Lavery’s first short story collection.

Guest speakers explore the Bronze Age world of the Mold Cape.

This illustrated talk and handling session will consider food, exercise and medicine on board the Mary Rose.

Advice for students.

A collaboration with senior African military officers to discuss their latest capabilities and requirements in the sub-Saharan armoured vehicles community.

The Swedish crime writer, quickly gaining ground in the UK after the BBC screening of his Intercrime series, talks about his career.

Children can learn and develop a variety of skills, including creative writing, animation, dance, drawing, painting and sculpture, led by artists, creative writers and dancers.