Adrian Davies addresses the TBG on Bonar Law, the "Unknown Prime Minister"

Saturday, 17th July 2010 12:00pm

Adrian is a barrister who was formerly the chairman of the British Freedom Party (now defunct) and has worked for Slaughter and May, the prestigious London law firm. Adrian was educated at Jesus College, Cambridge, where he took a first class honours degree in modern languages in 1985 and at the University of London where he took a LLM degree. He is the son of the traditionalist Catholic writer, Michael Davies.

Francis Fulford - St George's Day Dinner 2010

Friday, 23rd April 2010 7:00pm

Gregory Lauder-Frost, Vice-President of the TBG presided, and the Guest-of-Honour was Francis Fulford of Great Fulford, the author of "Bearing Up - The Long View" and star of several TV documentaries, who delivered an excellent and very entertaining speech: an analysis of what the future holds for us.

Christmas 2009 - Gregory Lauder-Frost - Immigration and the Decline of Britain

Wednesday, 9th December 2009 2:00pm

The Traditional Britain Group 2009 Christmas meeting was held in the shadow of Westminster itself. It consisted of a talk by the former Political Secretary of the Monday Club, Gregory Lauder-Frost - 'Britain's staunchest monarchist' - on 'Immigration and Repatriation.' If you are interested in joining the TBG head to http://www.traditionalbritain.org/content/join.Sign up on the left…

Traditional Britain Dinner 2006 - Simon Heffer Speaks

Wednesday, 2nd August 2006 7:00pm

The 2006 Traditional Britain Dinner was held at Simpsons-in-the-Strand, central London on 8th February, and noticed the next day in The Daily Telegraph's 'Court & Social' page.

Traditional Britain Dinner 2003 - Tony Martin speaks

Friday, 7th November 2003 7:00pm

On the 7th November 2003, Tony Martin - the famous British farmer - addressed the Traditional Britain Group's annual dinner at Simpson's in the Strand.

Countryside March 2002

Sunday, 22nd September 2002 12:00pm

A delegation from the Traditional Britain Group went on the great Countryside March - organised by The Countryside Alliance - with nearly half a million people, through central London, coverging on Whitehall, on the 22nd September 2002.