BTW 2010 Calendar of Events

London

8am

Sandra Shevey

London Street Markets Walk

000 0000 0000

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

000 0000 0000

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`)

Dukes Hotel, St James's. London, SW1

3.30 pm.

David Battersby

Hospitality and Leisure Manpower

020-8977 4419

dlnb@halm.co.uk

Meeting

Media

Background.  The Best Practice Forum – a strategic alliance of 10 of the Industry’s Trade Associations, and other industry partners, led by the British Hospitality Association (BHA) - launched a sectoral strand of “Business Interchange” to give College Teachers, Tutors and Trainers professional updating placements with employers in the hospitality industry. The aim is to “inspire” teaching staff, and help them learn about current industry best practice in the fast changing world of hospitality.  This initiative by the Best Practice Forum is being taken forward in partnership with Lifelong Learning UK (LLUK), the Sector Skills Council for Further and Higher Education, together with The Professional Association for Catering Education (PACE), The Education and Catering Association (ECA) and a number of other industry partners. LLUK has provided a grant of £500 towards the cost of a placement, which can be of any length –from a day or two to a week or longer.  Teachers, tutors and trainers can achieve their Continuing Professional Development objectives through the programme: they will benefit from the most up-to-date experience and knowledge within their chosen field. Work-based placements with accredited Best Practice employers in the Hospitality Industry also help meet the Institute for Learning’s mandatory CPD requirements.

Royal Observatory, Greenwich

19.00

David Salmon

National Maritime Museum

020 8312 6589

dsalmon@nmm.ac.uk

Festival

Public

Take a close-up look at our nearest star and explore how events on the Sun can affect the Earth in a variety of different ways. Charges and age restrictions apply. For further information visit nmm.ac.uk/solar.