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Penny Mordaunt: Pomp & Circumstance

Penny explores British pomp and circumstance in her new book with Chris Lewis, revealing how traditions aren't just ceremonial but help navigate the future. Chaired by Gavin Esler.

12:15pm ‐ 1:15pm
Harmony Marquee
Harmony Garden and Orchard, St Mary's Road, Melrose, TD6 9LJ
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Penny knows more than most about pomp and circumstance. As Lord President of the Council, she held aloft the Sword of State at King Charles III’s coronation – for a very long time. In this superb new book, written with Chris Lewis, Penny celebrates the traditions and values that underpin British life. Her achievement is to show how important pomp and circumstance are. Far from being solely symbolic or ceremonial, the book shows how a country often thought of as old-fashioned actually uses its historical conventions to navigate the future. Chaired by Gavin Esler.

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11 Jun 2026
until 30 Jun 2026
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