Questions

We have given answers to the most common questions that may be asked. We hope this information was useful. If you have any other questions please use the feedback form. Thank you.

Who do I can contact about speaking engagements?
How do I contact Lord Taylor of Warwick?
Where can I find out more about scholarships?
Where or how did you learn to speak in public?
Which public speaker do you admire the most?
What is the most moving speech you have ever heard?
What do you think is the most important ingredient of a good speech?
Do you have a tip for aspiring public speakers?

Q:Who do I can contact about speaking engagements?
A:Lord Taylor's office can be contacted for speaking engagements by using the feedback form on this website.

Q:How do I contact Lord Taylor of Warwick?
A:Please use the feedback form on the website.

Q:Where can I find out more about scholarships?
A:WLF in partnership with Warwick University, is creating WLF Honours Degree Scholarships for students from underprivileged backgrounds. These scholarships will cover a number of academic disciplines.

Q:Where or how did you learn to speak in public?
A:Over the last 15 years I have been a practising Barrister-at-Law; a District Councillor; television presenter; and over the last four years as a member of the House of Lords.

Q:Which public speaker do you admire the most?
A:Anthony Wedgwood Benn M.P. He is one of the few politicians who speaks with passion and not from a spin doctor's brief.

Q:What is the most moving speech you have ever heard?
A:Dr Martin Luther King. His 'I have a dream' speech still sends goosebumps down my body.

Q:What do you think is the most important ingredient of a good speech?
A:Brevity.

Q:Do you have a tip for aspiring public speakers?
A:Be well prepared, whatever the audience.