Time: 7.30 pm

Between them, Mike Brown and Danny Care have seen it all - from the highs of England caps and Premiership glory to the setbacks and challenges that tested their careers. Now, in Tries and Tribulations, they're sharing it all with the fans.

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Time: 7.30 pm

With a collective career of over 5 decades, Aggers and Tuffers have remained connected to the sporting world as commentators, media personalities, and participants of some of the nation's favourite TV shows.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Award-winning British garden designer and BBC Gardeners' World presenter, Adam Frost, is leaving the garden and heading back out on tour!

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Time: 7.30 pm

Join David as he uncovers the story of three firearms that changed the world and the lives of our ancestors.

The Thompson Sub-Machine Gun was the wonder weapon that was supposed to end the slaughter of the First World War. But in the hands of the gangsters of Prohibition-era America it became the infamous 'Tommy Gun'.

The Maxim gun enabled Europeans to conquer Africa in the 1890s, but 20 years later it became one of the biggest killers in European history when deployed on the Western Front. It is still being used to considerable effect on the battlefields of Ukraine.

The Lee Enfield rifle was woven into the lives of two generations of our ancestors. With 17 million of them produced it was the weapon the British Army took to war in 1914 and 1939.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Join Peter Bleksley, a founding member of Scotland Yard's undercover unit and former star of Channel 4's Hunted, as he lifts the lid on the most dangerous and hidden aspects of murder investigations.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Known as 'the medic who kick-started the menopause revolution,' Dr Louise will be unpacking the history and the often-neglected science of hormones. She will be revealing decades of misinformation, medical misogyny and attempts for doctors to be silenced by the establishment, all leading to harms to the health of women.

This is more than a health talk - it is a movement and a wake-up call. This show will help people think differently about hormones as well as learn ways to reclaim their health and confidence.

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Time: 10.00 - 1.00 pm

Writer, editor and nature-lover Robin Pridy has worked on many high-profile nature books for both children and adults. Join her for a workshop in which she will help you tune into the world around you and learn authentic ways to put your feelings and observations on the page. Please feel free to bring along any inspirational objects or images you take from nature.

A writing workshop at The Pump Room.

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Part of the Tunbridge Wells Literary Festival collection of events.

Time: 7.30 pm

Get ready for an evening of comedy and laughter, as the Banksy of poetry takes us through the hows, whys and whats of reading, writing and enjoying poetry every day.

The full title of this talk is 'How to lay an egg with a horse inside - an alternative guide to writing and enjoying poetry'.

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Time: 10.30 am

In this spellbinding book, Dr Sarah Alam Malik takes us on a journey through the discoveries that shaped our perception of the cosmos.

From the Earth-centred worldview of Aristotle and the Copernican revolution to Isaac Newton unifying the terrestrial and celestial under the law of gravity. Each breakthrough is a testament to humanity's determination to peek behind the curtain of our world to examine what’s underneath.

Dr Sarah Alam Malik is an award-winning particle physicist and an internationally renowned expert on dark matter.

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Time: 12.00 pm

Does art have to be beautiful? What if it can be useful instead? In this cutting-edge book, Professor John Byrne shows how the concept of Useful Art is bringing people together, recovering and preserving local skills and knowledge and reclaiming artistic endeavour for real-world good.

John Byrne is Professor of Useful Art at Liverpool School of Art and Creative Industries.

In The Thoughtful Spot.

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Time: 4.00 pm

The Johnson era will be remembered for a series of scandals that severely eroded trust in the British government. From questionable PPE tenders and public appointments to the 'partygate' fiasco, every aspect of public life seemed tainted. How did this downward spiral begin, and what can be done to reverse it?

In his eye-opening new book, veteran KC John Bowers presents a fearless examination of the decline in ethical standards before, during and after the Johnson government. Confronting the failings of the current system, Downward Spiral presents concrete proposals for creating an alternative that is more transparent and accountable.

In The Thoughtful Spot.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Award-winning producer and broadcaster Steve Morgan has captivated thousands of people on his celebrated 'Ripper Walks' through the East End of London, where he retraces the steps of the notorious killer through the streets he stalked. Now he has adapted the story for the stage and invites you to spend an evening in the company of Jack the Ripper and live to tell the tale.

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Time: 10.00 am

Whether you're writing a novel, want a poetry pamphlet to sell at open mics, or are planning a non-fiction book to enhance your business, this workshop will help you find the right path to publication.

Anna Davidson works for leading publishers and independent authors offering editorial, training and consultancy services, drawing on three decades of experience in trade publishing.

This workshop takes place in the Pump Room.

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Time: 2.00 pm

A writing workshop at The Pump Room.

An opportunity to work with award-winning novelist Monique Roffey to read, discuss, think and write about how we need new heroes and new stories for our times. Indeed, how we need to think magically, maybe even think like a mountain.

Bring yourself, something to write on and be ready to dive in.

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Time: 5.30 pm

Join Sunday Times No.1 bestselling poet Donna Ashworth and journalist and presenter Davina McCall MBE for an uplifting and deeply personal evening.

Following the phenomenal success of her breakout bestseller Wild Hope, Donna's words have become daily companions for millions, allowing us to find calm in the chaos and enjoy embracing the unexpected moments.

This night will remind us that love and grief are intertwined, and life's true treasure lies in those we hold most dear. 

This intimate evening will include readings from Donna, an audience meditation, and space for questions.

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Time: 10.30 am

Jane has edited countless books for children. She began her career as a teacher, but her love for books took her into publishing, where she was lucky enough to work with Michael Bond on Paddington before another bear, Winnie-the-Pooh, led her career into writing as well as editing.

Join Jane to go on an adventure to the Hundred Acre Wood. Celebrate 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh and friends, hear a special story time, and discover how to draw the bear of very little brain.

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Time: 10.30 am

Join author, broadcaster and artist Karen Arthur for an interactive read-along of her glorious, award-winning first book 'Grandma's Locs'.

Grandma's Locs is a fun, imaginative and colourfully illustrated tale that celebrates the beauty of natural Black hair, and the love that is shared between family.

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Time: 12.00 pm

An event for multi-generational Whovians - this is a story of change, mystery and the importance of imaginary characters in our lives.

Able to evolve and adapt more radically than any other fiction, Doctor Who has acted as a mirror to more than six decades of social, technological and cultural change while always remaining a central fixture of the British imagination.

Join John Higgs - in conversation with Chris Shaw - to find out more about the omnipresent yet elusive character that is The Doctor.

In The Calverley Pavillion.

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Time: 2.30 pm

Please join us to celebrate the hundredth birthday of Winnie the Pooh - one of our most beloved bears.

In this new biography Gyles Brandreth tells the remarkable story of A A Milne - and of the 'bear of very little brain' who went on to become a global phenomenon.

In The Calverley Pavillion.

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Time: 4.00 pm

Join the Carnegie Medal-winning author of Lark and Dogs of the Deadlands to hear him talk about his work, how his writing pushes boundaries and tackles numerous issues from ecocide to bullying and get a sneak preview of his new book - Birdlands.

In The Calverley Pavillion.

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Time: 4.00 pm

 Join storyteller, musician and artist Ed Boxall for a fun-filled and fantastic hour of music and stories, suitable for all ages.

Ed Boxall is a musician, illustrator, author and story-teller based in Hastings on the South coast. He is the author of a number of books, including We the Wild Ones and Carried Away With the Carnival.

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Time: 3.00 pm

Join author, editor and poet Dr Darren Freebury-Jones to find out more about the early modern authors who helped to shape Shakespeare's beloved plays. Using the latest techniques in textual analysis Shakespeare's Borrowed Feathers offers fresh insights into Shakespeare's artistic development and shows us new ways of looking at the masterpieces that have enchanted audiences for centuries.

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Time: 2.00 pm

Retelling the origins of Camelot from a feminist perspective.

Most people would say the legends of Camelot begin with the sword in the stone. But novelist and poet Sam Davey sees things differently. For her, the story starts a generation earlier - with Igraine, the mother of King Arthur. In her retelling, Davey shifts the focus from swords and sorcery to the women, the politics, and the untold perspectives that shaped the myth. Her feminist approach breathes new life into these timeless tales, offering a fresh lens on familiar legends.

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Time: 7.00 pm

Later Life Letter tells the story of Luke Wright's adoption - the life he leads, and the one he might have done. 

Wright navigates his audience through a warm and honest hour of poems and stand-up with the wit, pathos, and silliness that has made him one of the most popular live poets in England.

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Part of the Tunbridge Wells Literary Festival collection of events.

Time: 8.00 pm

You are invited to spend an evening with Georgie Jones, a writer and performer known for her humour and heart. 

Georgie's one-woman shows combine spoken word, stand up and storytelling and has been praised for her warmth and wit by press and public alike.

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Part of the Tunbridge Wells Literary Festival collection of events.

Time: 10.00 - 1.00 pm

Join experienced writer and editor Robin Pridy as she takes you on a journey through the notion of memory itself, delving into the various, unique ways in which people have sought to tell their own stories. Use a variety of prompts and guides to wander through your memories, and help get to their truth, to their beauty and their sadness, and to what makes them so precious. Please bring along any notes, or pictures, even recordings that you want to use in your writing.

A writing workshop at The Pump Room.

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Time: 5.30 pm

100 years on from the first publication of the Winnie-the-Pooh books, overseer of the E. H. Shepard artistic and literary estate James Campbell has written the first ever dual biography of Shepard and Milne. 

This author event takes place at the Old Auction House.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Join Guardian film critic Peter Bradshaw as we explore his new short story collection. With twenty-one deliciously observed, gloriously mischievous short stories Peter explores the boundary between the plausible and the absurd, often with a laugh-out-loud gag up his sleeve.

This author event takes place at the Old Auction House.

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Time: 2.00 pm

Richard Tyrrell is a poet, playwright and novelist. His poems have been published widely in literary magazines, and he was a trustee of the UK Poetry Society, serving as its first Irish Chairman.

The Fox of Kensal Green is his first novel.

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Time: 2.00 pm

Presented in association with Polari literary salon, this two hour workshop will be run by authors Paul Burston and VG Lee.

Paul Burston is the author of six novels and six non-fiction books and VG Lee is the author of six novels and two short story collections.

In this workshop, we'll explore life writing and how elements of autobiography can also inform our fiction.

This writing workshop takes place in the Pump Room.

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Time: 5.30 pm

Join prize-winning author Jill Dawson, in conversation with Monique Roffey to discuss stunning new novel Pixie - spanning continents and doubling as an act of feminist reclamation, this immersive and wildly entertaining historical novel reimagines the boundaries-pushing story of Pamela 'Pixie' Colman Smith - artist, publisher and illustrator of an iconic tarot deck - at the turn of the twentieth century.

This author event takes place at the Old Auction House.

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Time: 7.30 pm

London's multi award-winning LGBTQ literary salon rocks up at Tunbridge Wells Literature Festival. Hosted by author Paul Burston with guests Jake Arnott, Dillon Jaxx and VG Lee.

This event takes place at the Old Auction House.

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Time: 2.00 pm

Join Dr Lambros Fatsis, senior lecturer in criminology at the University of London, as he discusses his book Policing the Beats - Black music, racism and criminal injustice.

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Time: 5.30 pm

After thirty years of policing, Graham Bartlett became Brighton and Hove police's chief superintendent, a senior homicide detective and a public order and firearms commander; he is now a best-selling crime fiction and non-fiction author, and police and crime advisor.

This author event takes place at The Old Auction House.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Join author and broadcaster Ben Arogundade for a fascinating journey through cinema history.

For the first time, Ben's book Hollywood Blackout reveals the untold story of their tumultuous journey from exclusion to inclusion; from segregation to celebration. Whether you are a film fan, history lover or diversity advocate, Hollywood Blackout is required reading for all those who wish to know the real story of Hollywood, the Oscars - and the talents who fought to make change.

This author event takes place at the Old Auction House.

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Time: 3.00 pm

Manchester Must Dance: A Life of Music, Madness and Moving on Up

A revelatory insider's account that moves from the cramped back streets of 1950s north Manchester on a journey deep into music, the city and the wider world. Pickering has lived through decades of rapid change in popular music.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Join the 'Sherlock Holmes of Nature' to find out more about the world around us. In his new Sunday Times bestselling book The Hidden Seasons, Tristan Gooley shows us how to read the clues that the sun, moon, stars, plants, fungi, animals, water and weather give us - but that we continually miss, because we don't know how and where to look.

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Time: Noon

Wilderness Wood is owned by Emily and Dan, who left their conventional lives in London fifteen years ago to find a woodland where they could live and work alongside their young family - and create a community which could act as an alternative to school. Today, the wood is the base for a thriving, all-age community of creatives including woodworkers, crafters, ecowarriors, musicians, actors and writers!

A group of these writers will present their original writing; reflect on the role of words in the life of the community; and offer a range of workshops for you to join in with related to their own enthusiasms - bring a pencil and a notepad.

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Time: 10.00 - 1.00 pm

Three Myths that Keep You from Writing and One Truth to Crush Them Forever.

This workshop with Joanna Norland is the antidote for anyone struggling to gain traction with a dream writing project.

A writing workshop at The Pump Room.

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Time: 10.00 - 1.00 pm

Gratitude is a vital ingredient for happiness, and putting our gratitude in writing nourishes both the writer and the recipient. In this powerful workshop, author, Joanna Norland will guide you through the process of writing a heartfelt letter of gratitude that is a joy to write and a treasure to receive.

A writing workshop at The Pump Room.

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Time: 10.00 - 1.00 pm

Using some of her favourite literary extracts, writing coach Joanna Norland will lead participants through an exploration of ways to use letters to reveal character and progress plot - including the wickedly fun unreliable narrator technique.

A writing workshop at The Pump Room.

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Time: 10.00 pm

Join Iain Dale, the author, journalist, presenter and satirist, in conversation with Tunbridge Wells MP Mike Martin, discussing Iain's sparkling short biography of Margaret Thatcher, which brings her to life and explores her complex paradoxes, contradictions, and lasting impact on British politics.

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Time: 3.00 pm

In Catherine, Essie Fox breathes new life into Wuthering Heights, transforming a gothic masterpiece into a haunting confession of obsession, madness and love that even death cannot end.

Join gothic historical author Essie Fox, in conversation with Stephanie Bramwell-Lawes (author of Thornby Manor) as they discuss perhaps the greatest tragic love story ever told - but this time, Catherine tells it herself.

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Time: 5.30 pm

Join Andy Beckett, British journalist and historian to find out more about the Seventies - probably the most important and fascinating period in modern British political history. They encompass strikes that brought down governments, shock general election results, the rise of Margaret Thatcher and the fall of Edward Heath, the IMF crisis, and the three-day week. But the seventies were also a time of volatility and excitement, from the Gay Liberation Front to the hippie anarchists of the free festival movement.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Mountaineer Simon Yates is a veteran of over eighty expeditions to high and remote mountains around the globe. Now in his sixties, he is showing no signs of slowing down! This is his story of the last decade, of new adventures and climbs in the far north and south, along with summits in South America, Central Asia and the Himalayas.

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Time: 2.00 pm

'No One You Know' is a book of drummer Dave Rowntree's intimate, never-before-seen photographs of Blur at the start of their career.

This one-of-its kind document of what it's really like to be in a young band during the vital first years, when everything is new, romantic and fresh - seen through the eyes of their drummer.

Dave will be here at The Forum talking about his career and how the images in the book document these important years of one of the UK's finest bands.

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Time: 6.00 pm

Rusty Egan, co-founder of Visage and resident DJ at London's iconic Blitz Club, helped define the New Romantic music movement. His autobiography captures the birth of British electronic music, 1980s London nightlife, and collaborations with Midge Ure, Steve Strange, and other pioneers.

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Time: 8.00 pm

Rosie Garland is an award-winning poet, novelist and short story writer, she is frontwoman for post-punk / Goth band The March Violets.

Barry Fentiman Hall is a poet from Yorkshire based in Medway.

Jess Mookherjee is a widely published local poet.

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Time: 11.00 am

Discover our talented local writers - your chance to hear six very different writers talk about their work. Join us for a morning of discovery and delight as some of our local authors share their work with us.

In the Pump Room

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Time: 7.30 pm

Harry returns to regale us with stories from his football and TV career. One of the funniest, most entertaining talk shows on the circuit.

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Time: 7.00 pm

As part of the Life Through a Royal Lens programme we are delighted to welcome renowned photographer Chris Jackson to The Amelia Scott, presenting his new book Modern Majesty.

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Time: 10.00am

This is an Amelia Scott schools event and should be booked through your school.

Join Jamie Smart, best known for his book chart topping series Bunny vs Monkey and is a hugely successful comic artist and author, for a 40 minute draw-along!

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Time: 7.30 pm

Join a master storyteller for the cautionary tale of the first global corporate power - and the supreme act of colonial violence that changed the world forever.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Great Pottery Throw Down judge and ceramic designer Keith Brymer Jones returns to the stage with a brand-new show. Join Keith alongside his partner in life and crime, actor and designer Marj Hogarth, as they share stories of clay, craft, and their most ambitious project yet, bringing a building back to life.

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Time: 7.30 pm

The ultimate evening with Nigel Mansell. The evening will be full of entertainment and will give you a full insight into his career.

Mansell's F1 career spanned 15 seasons (1980-1992, 1994-1995) and during this time he drove for Lotus, Williams, Ferrari, and McLaren. He became F1 World Championship in 1992 with Williams.

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Time: 7.30 pm

To celebrate the publication of his memoir detailing his years with The Smiths, drummer Mike Joyce will be holding a series of special events to share an open-hearted story of what it was like to play the drums for one of the most influential bands of all time.

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Time: 5.00 pm

A spectacular, theatrical experience for all without any heavy-going science, The Night Sky Show will take you on an epic journey across the cosmos.

Presenting his phenomenal sold-out show astronomer and author Adrian West (aka VirtualAstro) delivers a glorious thought-provoking experience for everyone that looks up and wonders.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Gaza. Ukraine. Syria. Sudan. Yemen. The world is facing more armed conflicts than at any point in decades, and Jeremy Bowen has reported from the centre of nearly all of them.

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Time: 7.30 pm

A thoroughly entertaining trot through five decades in showbiz.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Emma Kenny returns with an enthralling new show that plunges into the depths of love twisted into terror.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Join the Two Mr Ps as they take their award-winning podcast back on the road with 'Let That Be A Lesson...'

Prepare for an evening filled with laughter as they share more hilarious stories and anecdotes about the challenges teachers, parents, and school staff face while working with the most unintentionally funny comedians of all - children.

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Join DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles, much loved host of one of the biggest programmes on UK television for over 25 years, for an evening of stories, laughter and anecdotes.

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Time: 7.30 pm

John Lydon – aka Johnny Rotten – changed the face of music and sparked a cultural revolution. The frontman and lyricist of the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd (PiL) caused a political earthquake and transformed music for good.

He will talk about how he sees life, along with his unique and extraordinary career, and take audience questions during a pyrotechnic, one-off tour.

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Time: 7.30 pm

An evening with one of the world's top Rugby Referees - Nigel Owens MBE.

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Time: 7.30 pm

Step inside real-life cases through dramatised crime scene mock-ups, criminal profiling, investigative techniques, forensic evidence, and simulated autopsies.

You'll connect the dots, analyse the clues, and catch a killer.

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