HOW MUCH DO WE REALLY KNOW IN THE AGE OF INFORMATION? – Chart Dinner 26 November 2026

📱🌍 From social media and AI to 24-hour news, online opinions and the endless stream of information in our pockets, the way we see and understand the world is changing faster than ever.

But are we better informed – or simply overwhelmed with more information than we know what to do with?

Join us for the Chart Dinner on Thursday 26 November, when we welcome Graham Dixon, former Managing Editor of BBC Radio 3 and an experienced media commentator, consultant and researcher.

Graham will explore our changing relationship with information in an increasingly connected world, looking at how technology, media and the way we communicate are shaping what we know, what we believe and how we make sense of the world around us.

With a fascinating career spanning the BBC and the European Broadcasting Union, Graham brings a wealth of insight into the media landscape and the forces transforming it.

Whether you’re fascinated by technology, curious about the future of the media, or simply wondering how to separate fact from fiction in today’s information overload, this promises to be a thought-provoking and entertaining evening.

Come along, enjoy good food and conversation, and perhaps leave with a different perspective on the world in your pocket!

đź“… Thursday 26 November, 7pm
📍 St Andrew’s Hall, Limpsfield Chart
🎤 Guest speaker: Graham Dixon

Tickets: ÂŁ45 including drink on arrival, 3-course meal, wine and coffee. Andrew Carr-Locke. Email – carr.locke@btinternet.com

A great evening, an interesting topic and good company. What better reason to get together?

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