Future speaking engagements:

Thursday 14 July: 7.00pm ‘Politics of Heritage, 1997-2011’

[Madingley lecture 2011]

University of Cambridge, Madingley Hall, Cambridge

Friday 12 August: 6.30pm Provisional title: ‘The economics of heritage: Does economic bust mean heritage boom?’

[The Sharrington Lecture]

All Saints Church, Bale Road, Sharrington, NR24 2PF

Friday 16 September: Time tbc Provisional title: The battle for our past: how England’s history was lost and won’

[Woodstock literary festival]

Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, OX20 1PX

Monday 10 October 2011; 6pm The Built Environment lectures ‘The End of the Old World Order 1530 to 1650’

Lecture held at Museum of London

[Gresham College]

Thursday 27 October; 7.15pm ‘From Bust to Boom: the future of our past’

Market House, Market Street, Long Sutton

[Long Sutton & District civic society]

Wednesday 2 November 2011; 6pm The Built Environment lectures ‘The rise of Consensus 1650 to 1760

Lecture held at Museum of London

[Gresham College]

Thursday 17 November: 8pm ‘Religion at Court: Liturgy and court life in England’s royal palaces 1300-1550’

Oxford Medieval Society

Oxford University – location to be confirmed

Tuesday 6 December 2011, 8pm ‘New Light on Nonsuch’.

St Mary’s Church Hall, Church Street, Twickenham

[Twickenham local history society]

Wednesday 8 February 2012; 6pm The Built Environment lectures ‘Engine House 1760 to 1830’

Lecture held at Museum of London

[Gresham College]

Wednesday 7 March 2012; 6pm The Built Environment lectures ‘On top of the World 1830 to 1914’’

Lecture held at Museum of London

[Gresham College]

Friday 18 May; time tbc Title to be announced

South Wooton Village Hall

[West Norfolk National Trust]