Trust & Festival News

Thanks to Paul Chambers, the Birthplace Trust’s faithful technician, audio recordings of all the festival talks and interviews over the last several years have been made for the benefit of […]

Mike Hill, the editor of the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust’s A Sort of Newsletter put out an appeal in the February edition for subscribers to write something about their personal […]

It is sad to record the death of Emeritus Professor Cedric Watts, University of Sussex (above), aged 85, after a long illness. Cedric Watts was a regular speaker at Berkhamsted […]

In 1980 Graham Greene received a letter from a teacher at Cwmtawe Comprehensive School, Swansea named H. Hallesy, asking him to recommend some books for his class of 17-18 year […]

The TV thriller series A Spy Among Friends, based on the book of the same name by Ben Macintyre, has been much publicised lately. This is due at least in […]

The 24th Graham Greene International Festival will take place from Thursday 28 September to 1 October 2023 at its usual venues in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. The Festival Director will be Professor […]

It is very encouraging to know that Greene is still not only read by enthusiasts and newcomers alike, but also that there is enough new material in his writing to […]

We are delighted to say that Professor Richard Greene has agreed to be festival director this year. Richard is a great fan of this yearly celebration of the life and […]

The 23rd Graham Greene International Festival, under the hard-working leadership of Trust Chairperson Giles Clark, proved yet again that it can produce a varied and often novel programme of events, […]