Covering numerous examples of these traditional and historic toys with guidance on their care and preservation.

Local author Kathy tells the story of how she started writing in her 60s and talks about her novels.

Robert Owen is little known in Wales, the land of his birth, yet the Co-operative movement which he founded has global reach and impact.

Plans in 1899 to supply London with Welsh water were apparently at an advanced stage. Had it gone ahead, much of Mid Wales as we know it today would ...

Exploring the origins and development of the Marcher Lordships.

There's a lot of talk about getting to net zero. This talk will show that electrifying the UK is fraught with problems but that there are solutions.

Local expert and author Ray Woods returns to give us another insight into the world of nature, this time with a focus on fungi.

Gina returns to continue her story of life in Birmingham in the 1970s.

Richard, a historian and a musician, takes the audience on a journey through the decades singing largely familiar songs and putting them in their context. Educational, but the emphasis is ...

The author of the Jack Castle and Shackleton Blister series of adventure novels tells his life story.

Rhian will tell us about DNA fingerprinting and in particular how it is used in forensic investigations, illustrated with examples of cases and stories.

The Herefordshire Hoard was discovered in 2015 by two metal detectorists who failed to get the landowners permission and only reported a small proportion of what was found. This talk ...