Future Events
YOU ARE INVITED TO HEAR
PAUL GOODMAN MP
Conservative Commons Spokesman on community cohesion
NOT ENOUGH ISLAM?
How mainstream Islam can challenge extremism
Monday 28th January at 7.00pm
The Attlee Suite, Portcullis House, Westminster, London SW1A 2LW (next to Westminster Tube)
Paul Goodman was elected to Parliament in June 2001 to represent the Wycombe constituency. Before entering Parliament, he was Comment Editor of the Daily Telegraph, and worked on Telegraph Newspapers as a journalist during the previous ten years.
The discussion will be followed by a Q & A session. We hope you can join us.
RSVP to prwhittle@btopenworld.com or events@newcultureforum.org.uk Given the security procedures at Portcullis House, guests are advised to arrive in good time.
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A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR
from everybody at
THE NEW CULTURE FORUM
and in coming weeks....
Paul Goodman, Shadow Minister for Communities, will be speaking to the NCF on Monday, 28th January at Portcullis House.
Dame Vivienne Westwood, designer and British cultural icon, will be our guest speaker on February 26th.
NCF director Peter Whittle will also be on the panel on BBC 2's Newsnight Review on January 25th.
Details will follow soon.
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You are invited to the NCF Christmas Drinks and, with the 40th anniversary of ‘68 just around the corner, a discussion on Good, Bad or Ugly? : The Children of the Revolution
With a panel including the writer and journalist Neil Lyndon, the author and columnist Nick Cohen (tbc), Austin Williams of the Future Cities Project and the award-winning TV producer Michael Attwell.
On Wednesday 5th December, 6.30pm for 7pm
At The Institute of Commonwealth Studies, 28 Russell Square, London WC1
We hope you can join us
As space is limited, make sure you RSVP to prwhittle@btopenworld.com or events@newcultureforum.org.uk
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The New Culture Forum
Invites You To
NICHE INTEREST OR NEW GOLDEN AGE?
THE FUTURE OF CLASSICAL MUSIC
A discussion hosted by Radio 3’s Petroc Trelawny With guests Roger Wright, the new Director of the BBC Proms Stephen Hough, the internationally renowned pianist Hugh Canning, the opera critic for the Sunday Times Natalie Clein, celebrated British cellist
Tuesday, 30th October, 2007, at 6.30 for 7.00pm
The Institute of Commonwealth Studies, 28 Russell Square , London WC1
Looking at the regular bouts of press hand-ringing, you would be forgiven for thinking that classical music had reached the end of the road.
But have the regular reports of its death been greatly exaggerated? Is there really a crisis, and if so, is it a commercial or a creative one?
Will classical music still form the bedrock of our musical culture in the years to come, or will it become just another minority genre?
Do join us for what promises to be an important discussion with four of the major figures from Britain ’s music world. It will be followed by a Q & A session.
RSVP to prwhittle@btopenworld.com or events@newcultureforum.org.uk
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