MONDAY EVENINGS at the DURNING LIBRARY with the Friends of Durning Library

MONDAY EVENINGS at the DURNING LIBRARY with the Friends of Durning Library

Dear Friends

A reminder about this Monday evening's event at the Durning Library.

Best wishes
Cathy

FRIENDS OF THE DURNING LIBRARY

Evening events at 7.0 for 7.30  --  all welcome
(come early - space limited)
Held at the Durning Library,  167 Kennington Lane,  SE11
£2 suggested donation
Nibbles and drinks
Kennington and Oval stations.  3, 59, 159, 322, 360 buses

Monday 15 March:  "Can We Avert Climate Catastrophe?"

Where can we find the real facts about climate change?  Are the relevant scientists in disagreement about the facts?  How real and imminent is the threat of climate catastrophe?  Can we avert it, and if so how much time have we got?  These are some of the questions that John Mead, member of the UNED-UK Energy & Climate Change Panel and of the Christian Ecology Link, will try to answer.  (This when the government's chief scientist is quoted as seeing climate change as a greater threat than terrorism - and as being advised not to go on about it.)

Monday 19 April:  Councillor Anthony Bottrall, followed by our AGM

Councillor Bottrall, Lambeth's Executive member for Education, was one of the people who saved the Durning Library from closure.  Now he is responsible for Lambeth libraries and much else.  After his talk, our AGM is your chance to decide the future of the Friends.

Monday 10 May:  "Murder in the Library"

Local authors John Fullerton, Sarah Diamond and Edwin Thomas are members of Criminal Minds, home to nine successful writers from different backgrounds and generations.  Find out more about crime writing and what makes it so popular.  Whether you like psychological, historical, action-adventure or political thrillers, they promise to amuse, surprise and inform.

Monday 17 May:  "Kennington Revealed"

Local resident and official London tour guide Mary Frost will give an amusingly different view of Kennington's history.

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