2008 Programme

The fourth Tuesday of every month, 8.00pm for 8.30pm start, the Crown and Greyhound pub, Dulwich Village.

Tuesday 25 March
Easter Week: No meeting

Tuesday 22 April
Education, education, education: Tim Curle
Tim has spent most of his working life in education as a teacher, here and in Germany, headteacher of two primary schools and as an Ofsted school inspector. For the last twenty-four years he has also sat regularly as a Justice of the Peace, working in Magistrates' Courts and on appeals in Crown Courts.

Tuesday 27 May
Doing Justice: Alastair Hanton
Since retiring from the City, Alastair, a Methodist, has been Vice Chair of Christian Aid and Chair of the Ethical Investment Research Service. Local Dulwich concerns include Trade Justice Initiatives, which is supported by St Barnabas and 12 other churches. Alastair sees economic justice as a Christian imperative in today’s world.

Tuesday 24 June
Historical Pub Walk: Brian Green
Once again Brian leads us on a tour of the Dulwich area, highlighting some of the key features as we walk along, this is broken up with a few pints of *beer in one of our fine drinking establishments (*other drink of your choice).

Tuesday 22 July
Games Night

Tuesday 26 August
Games Night

Tuesday 23 September
“But what do you actually do”? Rob Eastaway
Rob Eastaway's job is hard to pin down. Among other things, he writes books, broadcasts on radio, works for the International Cricket Council, and teaches mathematical mind-reading tricks to school children. As a freelancer with a portfolio career, Rob will talk about the pleasures, and the stresses, of life without a job title.

Tuesday 28 October
Holy, Holy, Holy: The Reverend Ravi Holy
Reformed Satanist and now curate to St. Luke's Battersea, Ravi talks about the work he did as a private detective following his early years as an anarchist punk and before going into the ministry.

Tuesday 25 November
For Queen and Country: The Reverend Stephen Young
Stephen is Chaplain to Dulwich College and Priest in Ordinary to Her Majesty the Queen. He is responsible for the co-ordination of all Christian worship and activity in the College and for all Dulwich College services held in Christ's Chapel.

Tuesday 16 December
Christmas Dinner: Speaker TBC