Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown to appear at The Forum Bath

Jul 3, 2026 | Events

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown will visit Bath this September as part of a national tour to discuss his latest book, The Future Starts With Us.

The event takes place at The Forum Bath on Wednesday 9 September, with doors opening at 6pm and the talk beginning at 7pm.

Drawing on his experience in government and his current international development work, Brown will explore a range of issues including global instability, civic engagement and the challenges facing communities around the world.

Brown served as Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1997 to 2007 before becoming Prime Minister, a role he held until 2010. He now serves as the United Nations Special Envoy for Global Education and is also the World Health Organization’s Ambassador for Global Health Finance.

Tickets for the event include a copy of The Future Starts With Us, which can be collected on the evening.

For ticket availability and further information, visit The Forum Bath’s website.

Roman artefacts discovered beneath Bath Assembly Rooms

Roman artefacts discovered beneath Bath Assembly Rooms

Archaeologists working beneath Bath Assembly Rooms have uncovered a collection of Roman artefacts which could shed new light on the extent of Roman activity across the city. The discoveries were made during work connected to the £20 million refurbishment of the...

Discover Bath’s spookier side with a guided ghost tour

Discover Bath’s spookier side with a guided ghost tour

Those brave enough to explore Bath after dark can discover some of the city's spookier stories with a fully guided ghost tour through its historic streets. The Fully Guided Bath Ghost Tour combines local history, storytelling and theatrical entertainment on a one hour...

Yes, Prime Minister brings political satire to Theatre Royal Bath

Yes, Prime Minister brings political satire to Theatre Royal Bath

One of British television's best-known political comedies is heading to Theatre Royal Bath as Yes, Prime Minister returns to the stage in a new production. The stage comedy reunites audiences with Prime Minister Jim Hacker and the formidable Sir Humphrey Appleby,...