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Working Men's College free lectures

Helen2 of the KUWG, who is a Working Men's College mature learner herself and one of the two followers of this blog so far, forwards this notice:

Book now! WMC free lectures Tue 4 Mar 7pm "The UK & the EU" John Mills & Jonathan Scheele - plus 25 Mar 'Osborne's Austerity'

To: "Lectures at WMC" <lectures@wmcollege.ac.uk>

Tom Schuller, chair, and Satnam Gill, principal, of WMC-The Camden College are delighted to invite you to the next 2 free lectures on these two very current concerns – The UK & the European Union, and Osborne’s Austerity.  Do feel free to forward this invitation to any of your colleagues or friends as these lectures are open to the public.

Tue 4 Mar 7pm – The United Kingdom & The European Union  John Mills & Jonathan Scheele  A former Camden councillor and experienced Labour politician who is a very successful European businessman debates key issues with a high ranking European Commission official of many years service.

Tue 25 Mar 7pm – Osborne’s Austerity: Was it Worth It? Robert Skidelsky and Chris Giles A top political economist who is a prize-winning biographer of John Maynard Keynes debates the issues with the Economics Editor of the Financial Times.

To reserve free places just email lectures@wmcollege.ac.uk or phone 020 7255 4748. Lectures start at 7pm with refreshments first from 6.30pm.

We hope to see you at one or both lectures. 

Best wishes from

Lectures@wmcollege.ac.uk  020 7255 4748

Full lecture programme at: http://www.wmcollege.ac.uk/pages/wmc-lecture-series-2013-14.aspx

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Swheatie wishes that these events were not on Tuesday nights as that is when he has his guitar class as a learner, and also he has pre-booked to miss his guitar class for the John McDonnell MP 'People's Parliament' talk about 'Citizens Income' on Tuesday 4 March. The 25 March debate is especially interesting though, Swheatie reckons.