Norfolk Cambridge Society: Lecture — A conversation with Ed Balls
Norfolk Cambridge Society
Apply NowCurious how politics really works? Join Ed Balls in conversation with Philip Webster at Norwich Cathedral to explore political life, current issues and career paths. Ask questions, connect with thinkers and boost your understanding for uni and beyond. 17 Sept — buy tickets.
The Norfolk Cambridge Society presents a public lecture in the form of an in-depth conversation: Ed Balls (broadcaster, economist and former senior politician) will be interviewed by Philip Webster (former political editor of The Times). The event will explore political developments, public life and contemporary issues, with opportunities for audience questions and post-lecture mingling.
The event takes place at Norwich Cathedral on 17 September, 7:15pm–8:30pm. Tickets must be purchased in advance via Ticket Tailor. The ticket price includes a glass of wine or a soft drink served after the lecture, when attendees may meet the speaker and other guests.
Proceeds (after expenses) are donated to charitable causes supported by the Society. The lecture is open to adults and sixth formers. Children who are not sixth formers cannot attend.
Sixth formers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult (parent, teacher or person acting in loco parentis); contact the organiser if you require assistance with in loco parentis arrangements.
Ed Balls (interviewee); Philip Webster (interviewer)
17 Sept 2026 – 17 Sept 2026
Lecture: A conversation with Ed Balls
Location
- Open to adults and sixth formers.
- Tickets for Norfolk Cambridge Society (NCS) events can only be purchased by adults.
- Children who are not sixth formers are not permitted to attend.
- Sixth formers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult (parent, teacher or other acting in loco parentis); NCS can sometimes arrange for a Norwich School staff member to act in loco parentis on request.
£7
Ticket prices: £16 standard (first 50 full-price tickets discounted to £13.50), £12 for senior citizens, £6.50 for sixth formers and accompanying teachers. Price includes a glass of wine or a soft drink served after the lecture. Tickets are sold via Ticket Tailor.
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