I am delighted to return to the wonderful Aldeburgh Literary Festival, run by the town’s brilliant independent bookshop and now in its 25th year, for my first event on my latest book, a biography of the Catalan architect, Antoni Gaudi, coming out on June 4 to mark the 100th anniversary of his death. The event takes place in the Jubilee Hall, Aldeburgh. More details

St Alban’s Cathedral is the second of the twenty churches features in If These Stones Could Talk… so what better place to discuss how the churches in our midst tell us our own story and history.

Another happy return to Henley’s wonderful Town Hall, this time to talk If These Stones Could Talk…. More details https://henleyliteraryfestival.co.uk/programme-2/

Returning to beautiful St Mary’s Church in historic Rye to speak (with pictures) about If These Stones Could Talk, my history of Christianity in Britain and Ireland as told through 20 churches. More details https://ryeartsfestival.org.uk

Talking about If These Stone Could Talk, my new history of Christianity in Britain and Ireland as told by 20 church buildings. See https://oxfordliteraryfestival.org for more details

A return visit to talk about my new book at Waterstones in Canterbury, which stands in the shadow of not one but two of the churches featured in If These Stones Could Speak - the city’s cathedral, mother church of Anglicanism, and St Martin’s, the oldest church in England. For tickets see Events.Canterbury@waterstones.com

Back to my hometown for a discussion about If These Stones Could Talk - which features Liverpool Catholic Cathedral as one of its 20 Churches - with my old friend from BBC Religion, Rosie Dawson. Tickets available online via waterstones.com/events

Southwold is one of my favourite places to visit, so to be coming back to the Ways With Words festival there to talk about If These Stones Could Talk is something I am really looking forward to. More details at: https://wayswithwords.co.uk/events-festivals/southwold/