Thank you very much for your talk today which generated a great deal of discussion. (White Cliffs)

Your talk was very thought-provoking and the discussion in our house has continued. We have had very positive feedback. (Weston Super Mare)

‘I really enjoyed Andrew Baker’s talk. It was stimulating food for thought and I found the talk quite uplifting and a salutary reminder of some fundamental things that are easy to forget.’ (Leyland)

‘That was a fascinating talk, thank you so much’. (Radlett)

Thank you very much for an absorbing and entertaining talk which our members greatly enjoyed. You have a firm grip of the details and we will certainly be in contact to arrange another talk. (Esher)

Many of us well remember the 1940’s and 1950’s but Andrew’s talk on the pace of change was cleverly constructed; a very entertaining nostalgic trip revisiting times through which we have lived. (Colchester)

Andrew delivered a riveting analysis of the merits of our post-war Prime Ministers. It was a thorough, balanced and thought-provoking presentation. It was very refreshing to have a talk of this quality and range at one of our monthly meetings. (Beccles)

What a terrific talk! I enjoyed the formal style, erudition and humour that Andrew offered. (Bookham)

This morning’s talk was absolutely fascinating, a huge amount of content so very well presented by Andrew. An absorbing subject that could have easily been confusing but it was so clearly set out and peppered with amusing anecdotes. (Maidstone)

Thank you very much for an excellent talk on Russia and Vladimir Putin today. (Tenterden)

Well done on a superb presentation today – your best yet and that’s saying something. Definitely deserves a wider audience! (Mole Valley)

Thank you very much for the talk on Maggie Thatcher last Monday. We all thoroughly enjoyed it, and I have had lots of positive feedback from members. (Hutton)

‘Your talk was a veritable tour de force, a perfect template for how a lecture should be conducted; excellent visual support; clear and audible diction; cocktail of drama, humour and pathos. The best lecture I have heard at Ashridge.’ (Eastbourne Ashridge Circle)