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Royston Pike Lecture Series

The 2010 Royston Pike Lecture. March

Royston Pike died at the age of 84 in 1980, and in recognition of his achievements the lecture series continues to this day. Edgar Royston Pike, formerly Chairman of the Esher Council from 1946 -48 introduced the 'Esher Library Lectures' in the late sixties. In 1974 the title of the lectures was changed by Elmbridge Borough Council to the 'Royston Pike Lectures' in appreciation of his 20 years work on the Library Committee.

  • Tuesday 30 March 8.00pm Don't Panic! its only a Radio Programme King Georges Hall. Esher

Admittance price for this lecture is £1.90 per person. No Need to book. Pay on Door

 

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