July's Shed Talk invites John Andrews to explain the causes, the technological solutions available to mitigate the effects and the changes to lifestyle this will bring about.

Join Dr Tony Walsh as he guides you through the history of Tetbury and how the Feoffees came to be, what they represent and how they care for in the town

For September's Shed Talk, Dr Piers Brendon, author of Churchill's Bestiary - will talk about Winston Churchill and his conflicting feelings for and involvement with all kinds of animals, as an owner of many pets while yet a keen hunter of 'game'.

For our October 'Shed Talk', We have invited Judith Dimant to talk about her years as producer for one of the world's most renowned touring theatre companies and explain how a small piece of work that starts in the subsidised sector can end up on Broadway.

Steve Russell's childhood passion has led him into an award-winning career as a versatile professional photographer of portraits, landscapes, interiors and works of art. In his talk at the Goods Shed he will explain how the high and remote mountains in Africa opened up a whole new vista.

Writers at the Goods Shed Christmas Special with Times best-selling Novelist and award winner Rachel Joyce

David Wilson is farm manager of the Duchy Home Farm at Highgrove and in January's Shed Talk will be talking about his journey with Prince Charles shaping the process of converting to sustainable, organic agriculture.

Expert Lynne Gibson considers how women artists accessed training and sustained careers. Asking what happened to their works and their reputations in following centuries.