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Current Programme

Programme 2026-2027

Tuesday 20th October 2026, 6.30p.m. National Library of Wales
Mr. Tim Pye: “Miscellaneous Welsh &c.”: The Absence of Welsh Books in the Libraries at Chirk and Erddig

Tuesday 17th November 2026, 6.30p.m. Online meeting via Zoom
Dr. Tristan Burke: The Battle of Bangor: Satire and Scandal in 1796

Saturday 12th December 2026, 11.00a.m. St. Paul’s Methodist Centre, Queen’s Road
Prof. Richard Macve: Accounting Treasures of the ICAEW Library; Chinese Archives; and NLW

Tuesday 19th January 2027, 6.30p.m. Online meeting via Zoom
Dr. Joseph Hone: Take a Leaf from My Book: T.J. Wise, Riviere, and the British Museum Thefts

Saturday 13th February 2027, 11.00a.m. St. Paul’s Methodist Centre, Queen’s Road
Mr. Stephen Pratt: John Petts and the Caseg Press

Tuesday 9th March 2027, 6.30p.m. National Library of Wales
A.G.M. followed by Prof. Tiffany Stern Printing Practices and First Folio Flubs