Philippa Langley

A centuries-old royal mystery is reopened with startling new evidence. In 1483, Edward V and his younger brother Richard vanished after entering the Tower of London, leaving historians divided over their fate. Philippa Langley, who led the discovery of Richard III’s remains in a Leicester car park, discusses new findings from her Missing Princes Project that challenge the traditional narrative. Drawing on extensive international research, she offers a fascinating re-examination of one of England’s most enduring historical enigmas. Chaired by Vernon Harwood.

Location

Bingham Hall, King Street, Cirencester, GL7 1JT.

Date & Time

Sunday 1 November,
2 pm to 3 pm

Tickets

Standard: £12.50

Under 22s: £5

Parking information

Limited on-street parking available. Nearest car parks: Forum Car Park; Beeches Car Park and some spaces at Cirencester Primary School on Victoria Rd. Free weekend parking is also available at St James’s Place House, 1 Tetbury Rd, GL7 1FP and the council offices at Trinity Road, GL7 1PX, which is also available on weekday evenings after 6:30pm. Please allow plenty of time.

Accessibility information

The main hall is wheelchair and pushchair accessible with accessible toilet facilities within easy reach.