Public Speaking

My journey from dyslexic NHS manager to Award- Winning Author.

 The Publishing Industry

Everything you wanted to know the multimillion pound industry but were afraid to ask.

Put that Light Out: Britain’s WW2 Civil Defence. It wasn’t just Dad’s Army: how they were set up and what they did.

In 1824 Marc Brunel father of Isambard attempted something never done before; build a tunnel under the river Thames. He did and it’s still in used today but he did have just a few problems along the way.

Let me take you on a virtual stroll down the crowded highways and notorious alleyways of Victorian East London. (PowerPoint)

Let me guide you through the bizarre and sometime outright dangerous ways in which illness and infirmity were dealt with by doctors and medics in the 19th century (PowerPoint)

With infant mortality in some areas of London as high as 60% for most children in the 19th century just reaching double figures was an achievement and I’ll bring to life the precarious journey to adulthood for the 19th century child vividly to life. (PowerPoint)

Long before the Krays were a household name East London was synonymous with organised crime and horrific murders. It was where the first police force was founded and the last pirate hung. Using police records and contemporary sources I’ll explore this notorious side of Victorian East London life (PowerPoint)

Most of us have never known life without the NHS but using my experiences as a registered district nurse and extensive research into my profession I’ll show you just how very different life was before the introduction of the Welfare State in 1948. (PowerPoint)