Folkestone Hosts Marina Wheeler

What does the future hold for Britain's relationship with Europe? On Saturday, 21 November 2026, human rights barrister and mediator Marina Wheeler KC will join the Folkestone Book Festival to discuss her book, A More Perfect Union, which explores the challenges and opportunities of a post-Brexit world. The event, chaired by senior features writer Helen Coffey, will delve into topics such as security, trade, democracy, migration, and the rule of law, and how Britain and Europe can work together in an increasingly uncertain world.

Marina Wheeler KC brings her expertise as a human rights barrister and mediator to the discussion, offering a thoughtful and timely exploration of Britain's relationship with Europe. Helen Coffey, with her keen interest in the political and social forces shaping modern Britain, will chair the event, bringing a thoughtful and questioning perspective to the conversation.

The event is part of the Folkestone Book Festival, a two-week celebration of stories, ideas, and conversation by the sea, curated by novelist Sophie Haydock. Tickets are on sale: say tickets are with the button beside the article, and the event will take place at the Quarterhouse in Folkestone. With a £5 Cost of Living Ticket available for every event, the festival aims to make great conversations accessible to everyone.