Event: Trade unions in the twenty first century
 
When and what time: Thursday 15 November 7pm for 7.30pm
 
More info: Kate Bell from the TUC gives a talk about what is the role of trade unions in the twenty first century. Workers are facing the longest wage squeeze for 200 years, and an epidemic of insecure work. And with many people worrying that robots could put them out of a job, it’s clear that workers need a strong voice more than ever. This talk will discuss how trade unions can rise to that challenge.
 
To book: Visit shirehalldorset.org.uk or call 01305 261849.
 
Also, don’t miss December’s fun when Judge Santa will be visiting!
 
Event: Has your child been naughty or nice this year? Visit Judge Santa to find out!
 
When and what time: Thursday, December 6th from 4-8pm, then every Saturday until December 23rd from 11am-1pm & 2-4pm.
 
More info: Father Christmas will be holding court in the Shire Hall courtroom on Christmas Cracker night, Thursday 6th December, and then every Saturday until the 23rd December. It is £4 per child and every youngster will receive a special Christmas Gift, (we promise none of them will get ‘sent down’!) A visit to rest of museum is not included in this price.
 
There will also be tasty festive goodies, from hot chocolate and warming mulled cider to mince pies and Christmas gingerbread, available in the café.
 
To book: Visit shirehalldorset.org.uk or call 01305 261849.
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