BTW 2010 Calendar of Events

London

8am

Sandra Shevey

London Street Markets Walk

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sandra_shevey@yahoo.com

Guided Tour/Walk

All

Sandra Shevey has also produced a 30 min DVD about 4 ancient London markets: Smithfield, Spitalfield, Covent Garden and Borough. Entitled `London`s Ancient Markets: Their Fight for Survival the documentary is available online at http://sandrashevey.tripod.com. Sandra has recently launched Countryside Markets Walk at http://sandrashevey.tripod.com/countrysidemarketswalk.

London

11am

Sandra Shevey

The Alfred Hitchcock Walk

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sandra_shevey@yahoo.com

Guided Tour/Walk

All

BFI Associate Tutor Sandra Shevey has been profiling film since 1968. She will mount an exhibition about Alfred Hitchcock`s London Location Art in March 2010 at the St. Martin`s reference library in Westminster where last July 2009 Sandra exhibited something about Hollywood and Identity (Sandra`s `identity project`) Sandra Shevey has interviewed masses of megastars over an astonishing 45-year career. She has recently republished her account of the life of Marilyn Monroe, `The Marilyn Scandal` via Sandra Shevey Books. She also has authored a biography about John Lennon (`The Other Side of Lennon`)

Heathrow Academy

10am-4.00pm

Eunice Hung

SSAT

020 7802 9047

eunice.hung@ssatrust.org.uk

All

Other

Book through Diploma Support Website:- www.diploma-support.org/communities/networkmeeting.

Duke of York Square

Gillian Craig

BADA Ltd

+44 (0)20 7589 6108

enq@bada-antiques-fair.co.uk

Exhibition

All

Open to the public from 11.00 each day. Admission by ticket, £10 pp, bought at the door. Charity Gala in aid of Leukaemia Lymphoma Research on 18 March (book tickets in advance). Restaurant and Brasserie within the Fair. Loan Exhibition of a private collection of celebrity memorabilia.

Royal Geographical Society, London

Doors 6pm. Lecture 7pm.

Laura Howells

Earthwatch

01865 318878

lhowells@earthwatch.org.uk

Other

All

Earthwatch is an international environmental charity that supports scientific field research around the world and engages people in environmental education to inspire the action necessary for a sustainable environment. All over the world, Earthwatch scientists are gathering critical information about the planet’s endangered species, threatened habitats and vulnerable ecosystems. Results from these projects assist conservation efforts and leave a legacy of knowledge and skills within local communities. Through Earthwatch, you can become directly involved in scientific research by working as a volunteer alongside our scientists, many of them working within their own communities. Whether you are monitoring climate change in Ecuador’s rainforests, helping the community in Kenya to protect endangered black rhinos, studying dolphins off the coast of Scotland or reducing turtle egg poaching in Costa Rica, your valuable contribution will help to further our understanding and improve our stewardship of the natural world.

London's Olympia

11:00-12:00

Daniel Moriss-Jeffery

The Tourism Society

020 8661 4636

daniel@tourismsociety.org

Conference

All

The event is free to attend however you must register at www.britainandirelandevent.co.uk.