©  Programme of Talks 2021
    
Rhaglen Darlithiau  2021

 Programme of Talks 2025-26     

 

 

The 2025-26 season will be a mixture of in-person only lectures at the Borough Theatre, and lectures on Zoom with an audience limited to 60 at the Melvillle Centre. Information about each month’s lecture can be found on the This Month page. Members will be sent the Zoom link to log in a couple of days before each talk at the Melville Centre. A reminder about the talk and its content will be sent out in the monthly email newsletter.

If you have ever wondered what talks have been in the Society’s programme in the past, or are trying to remember the name of a lecturer who spoke a few years ago then all the information is here. It makes fascinating reading.

 

2025

September 24th:                                                                  Borough Theatre

Huw Williams 

JMW Turner in South Wales 

 

October 8th:                                                                         Borough Theatre

Mike Barker 

Tramroads of the Forest of Dean  

 

November 26th:                                                                   Melville Centre/Zoom

Roger James 

The Morgans of Tredegar House 

 

December                            No lecture

 

2026

January 14th                                                                        Melville Centre/Zoom

Simon Maddison 

The Roman Crossing of the Wye at Piercefield 

 

February 11th                                                                       Melville Centre/Zoom

Speaker TBC 

The Story of the Newport Transporter Bridge 

 

March 11th                                                                            Borough Theatre

Peter Wakelin 

How Blaenavon became a World Heritage Site 

 

April 15th  

Roger Evans                                                                        Borough Theatre

Monmouthshire Slave Owners  

 

May 13th            AGM followed by -                                 Borough Theatre             

Madeleine Gray 

The Herberts of Tintern