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iain speakingIain Macwhirter is a brilliant speaker and interviewer. Always well-informed and knowledgeable, he brings all events to life. He’s excellent in getting the best from an interview and in his talks he provides unique, learned and often funny insights into issues of contemporary political affairs, debates and controversies.‘ Andrew Kelly, Director Bristol Festival of Ideas and former programmer Aye Write: the Glasgow Book Festival

To discuss bookings, please contact Iain on iainmacwhirter [at] mac [dot] com

 

 

 

Iain speaks in Oslo to Capellen Damm on Road to Referendum.30/5/14

To hear Iain, please click the link under the picture.

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DIARY OF PUBLIC EVENTS…………………

 

 

 

AUGUST 2015.  EDINBURGH BOOK FESTIVAL. Iain addresses 570 sell out crowd in Baillie Gifford tent.

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27/8/15 EDINBURGH FESTIVAL Visiting Arts Event with Playwright David Greig and film-maker Sanjoy K Roy

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JUNE 2015 SOLAS FESTIVAL.

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29/1/15 GLAD CAFE EVENT “DISUNITED KINGDOM”

Glad Cafe full Glasgow 29/1/15

Glad Cafe full Glasgow 29/1/15

15/1/15 BOOKSHOP BARNIE, FOYLES, LONDON.

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DISUNITED KINGDOM EVENT

 

11/1/15  SHAKESPEARE AND SONS, BERLIN WARSCHAUER STRASSE 74

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“DISUNTED KINGDOM” TOUR

 

2711/14 CCPS ANNUAL CONFERENCE DUNBLANE – KEYNOTE

 

29/10/14 HUMANIST SOCIEY GLASGOW UNIVERSITY: FUTURE OF SCOTLAND. with Christopher Brookmyre

AUGUST  2014   3:00pm – 4:00pm Baillie Gifford Main Theatre £10.00, £8.00 Chaired by Sarah Smith (sorry, sold out)

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18/6/14

Iain speaks to Economic Development Association Scotland on: “The economic challenges of Yes versus the challenges of No”.

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2/5/14 Glad Cafe Shawlands Glasgow Sold Out for Road to Referendum event

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Mibbes Aye/Mibbes Naw

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Iain Macwhirter’s

‘Democracy in the Dark: The Decline of the Scottish Press and How to Keep the Lights On’

Wednesday 30th April

7.30pm start

Saltire Headquarters,
9 Fountain Close, 22 High Street, 
Edinburgh, EH1 1TF

 

Join us for a debate on the Scottish printed press and its future with journalist & author Iain Macwhirther and Broadcaster & author Richard Holloway.

 

 

 

 

AYE WRITE BOOK FESTIVAL 

12/4/14

THE SURVEILLANCE STATE –  MITCHELL LIBRARY GLASGOW 3.00pm

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MITCHELL LIBRARY 

8TH APRIL 2014, 6.30 pm.  Sunday Herald/Road to Referendum.

BOOK HERE: http://bit.ly/OkjNrJ

 

 

 

 

 

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Saturday 29th March, Stand 3.30pm.  Mibbes Aye Mibbes Naw. £5   http://www.glasgowcomedyfestival.com/shows/#!/shows/888

 

Wednesday 26 February,

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‘TAE THINK AGAIN: RETHINKING IDENTITY IN CONTEMPORARY SCOTLAND’

IAIN MACWHIRTER, ROAD TO REFERENDUM,   Centre for Contemporary Arts, 350 Sauchiehall St.       6.30pm 

 

 

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IAIN MACWHIRTER AND JAMES NAUGHTIE – ROAD TO REFERENDUM
Saturday 2 November
Festival Marquee
3.00PM  /   £13, £11 (C)

Road to Referendum is a groundbreaking new book by the distinguished journalist, TV presenter and political analyst Iain Macwhirter. It charts the journey to 2014 and the historic choice Scotland will make. Written to accompany a three-part TV series, Iain’s book looks behind the scenes at Holyrood, the Yes and No campaigns and elsewhere to take the narrative up to and beyond the vote. Jim Naughtie has been dispatched north by the BBC with the specific remit to cover this defining year in Scottish history.
Click here to buy tickets.

 

 

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SCOTLAND’S REFERENDUM AND THE FUTURE OF THE UK
Date: Monday, October 28, 2013 – 18:00
Institute for Government, 2 Carlton Gardens, London SW1Y 5AA

Iain McLean, Professor of Politics, Oxford University, and co-author of Scotland’s Choices

Iain Macwhirter, Herald and Sunday Herald, and author of Road to Referendum
Fraser Nelson, editor of The Spectator
Lesley Riddoch, co-founder of Nordic Horizons, and author of Blossom: What Scotland Needs To Flourish

Award winning political journalist Iain Macwhirter is to lead the Our Islands Our Future conference being held in Orkney on 19/20 September.

European perspective Q and A

You can watch video of Iain opening conference here

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Iain MacWhirter Road to Referendum
ScottishPower Marquee
Sunday 6th October 2013
15:00
Scotland decides its future a year from now. The Herald’s political analyst, Iain MacWhirter, talks about how the nation reached the crossroads of independence. Written to accompany a three-part STV series, his new book traces the national question back to its origins in the Middle Ages, through the age of Empire and to the current crisis of British unionism. He offers some surprising conclusions.
Sponsored by the Old Bank Bookshop
Find out more here.

Iain at the Festival of Politics Scottish Parliament 24/8/2013

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IAIN MACWHIRTER
SCOTLAND: A NATION WITHOUT A STATE

Thursday 15 August
5:00pm – 6:00pm
ScottishPower Studio Theatre
£10.00, £8.00

In a compelling series of television documentaries and an accompanying book, Road to Referendum, the Sunday Herald political journalist Iain Macwhirter explains why the end of the British Empire, the collapse of the Kirk and the questioning of the post-war welfare settlement in England has left Scotland in a state of constitutional confusion. Join him today, along with writer and former MSP Andrew Wilson, to discuss whether independence within the UK will be the inevitable result.
Click here to buy tickets.

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