Thursday 14th May, 2:30pm
Pinder Hall, Cookham
£10

Assisted dying is one of today’s most debated moral and practical issues: should those suffering at the end of life have the right to choose a gentler, earlier death, and how can society protect the vulnerable?

Rabbi, writer and broadcaster Jonathan Romain, a leading national campaigner and Chair of the Religious Alliance for Dignity in Dying, explores these questions in his powerful new book A Better Death.

Drawing on global examples and years of advocacy, he examines arguments for and against assisted dying and explains why he believes change is overdue. This talk offers clarity, compassion and thought-provoking insight.

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