Join the Treasurer, Helen Davies KC, and members of the Inn at the Wales & Chester Circuit Dinner in Cardiff. Drinks: 7pm Dinner: 7.45pm - 10.30pm Dress code: Black tie (Students: Optional dark suits) Open to: Members with an affiliation to the Wales & Chester Circuit. Members may bring a guest. Cancel by: 13/02/2026

Presentations by a diverse panel of practising barristers on careers at the Bar in different areas of international practice. Including practical advice on career progression and routes for development. Structured Q&A to follow. This is a hybrid event and therefore will be accessible online to students and members based on circuit and internationally. Non-members: Scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket'. Cancel by: 26/02/2026

On Tuesday 10 March, join us for a special dinner to mark Ramadan and enjoy Iftar together. The evening will start with prayers, followed by opening the fast together. Dinner will be a relaxed two-course buffet, with vegetarian, pescetarian and halal options available, and no seating plan Space will be provided for those wishing to pray. Guests will need to bring their own prayer mats. Doors open: 5.45pm Prayers: 6.15pm (approx) Open to those of all faiths and none. (Members of other Inns: Scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket') Book/Cancel: 02/03/2026 Cancellations made after this date may not be refunded.

Join the Treasurer, Helen Davies KC, and members of the Inn at the Western Circuit Dinner in Bristol. Drinks: 7pm Dinner: 7.45pm - 10.30pm Open to: Members with an affiliation to the Western Circuit. Members may bring a guest. Student guest tickets are not available at this time but please let us know if you are interested in one, as we will review availability nearer the time. Cancel by: 27/02/2026

A buffet style Sunday lunch with no seating plan for members of the Inns and their guests to celebrate Mother's Day. For those who would like to attend, there will be Choral Mattins in Temple Church at 11.15am. Reception: 12.30pm Buffet Lunch: 1pm - 2.30pm Students: Please note you can book up to five guest tickets at the Student Guest rate, further tickets are charged at the Called Member rate. Members of other Inns: Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket'. If you experience any issues booking, please email members@innertemple.org.uk Book/Cancel by: 05/03/2026

Understanding accounting can be tricky enough when dealing with your own finances, but when faced with cases that involve examination of detailed accounts and unfamiliar terminology, many barristers find themselves struggling, panicking, or feeling completely overwhelmed. Even when working with an expert witness, getting a sufficiently firm understanding of key accounting principles and documents to be able to put your case across can feel extremely challenging. This new series of events aims to demystify the common accounting jargon and principles you may come across, put you at ease with how to navigate and understand them, and show you how to use them effectively in conference and in the courtroom. Webinar 2 will look in depth at Cash Flow Statements – the useful things they can tell you and their impact on valuation of a business – and EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortisation): what it is, and how it can be used. Led by Simon de Quidt, former Partner at Deloitte, lead accountancy expert on the New Practitioner Advocacy Course for the last 15 years and Honorary Bencher of Inner Temple. Chaired by HHJ Denise Saunders. This event will take place online only. A Zoom link will be emailed to you in the week prior to the event. To book: Non-members please scroll to the bottom of the page, click "Add Ticket", fill in your details and then click "Checkout". Members should log in first, and then complete the process as above.

Title: The Duty to Rescue Speakers: Andrew Warnock KC (Deka Chambers), further speakers tba. The speakers will discuss ‘Duty to Rescue’, the legal concept that holds people (and possibly states) responsible for helping others in dangerous situations such as people drowning at sea, loss of life as a result of state action/ natural disaster/climate change. The extent of any legal duty, the significance of the behaviour of the victim and the remedies for any breach vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and approaches differ widely. Some states punish failure to attempt rescue by the criminal law, some by the civil law. Others do not accept that there is any legal duty at all. The event will be delivered in person and online. The session will include an opportunity for Q&A and for post-talk networking. Non-members: Scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket'. Cancel by: 09/03/2026

The Inner Temple Junior Bar Association invites all current pupil barristers and new tenants to come and pick up tips from seasoned pros on how to survive on your feet. In-person and livestreamed Location: Rooms 3 & 4, 4th Floor, Inner Temple Treasury Building or livestreamed

'The Early History of the English Bar' Speaker: Professor Sir John Baker KC LLD FBA The legal profession began to emerge in the early years of the 13th century. By the 1250s there were legally trained judges, attorneys and pleaders, and a school of common law associated with the Common Bench. Professor Baker will show how the pleaders acquired, in the 14th century, the status and degree of Serjeant at Law, forming the so-called order of the coif. During the same period the educational system was taken over by the inns, and already by 1388 those known as the Inns of Court had a special status. The talk will also explore the process by which the degrees of barrister and Bencher, originally acquired by participation in moots and readings, became qualifications for practice at the Bar of the King’s Courts. In person and livestreamed from The Inner Temple, London Doors open: 5.30pm Lecture: 6pm - 7pm Reception: 7pm - 8pm Not an Inner Temple Member? Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket. Please note that a recording of this lecture will be made available on www.innertemple.org.uk/historylectures Cancel by: 20/03/2026 Please note: cancellations made after this may not be refunded.

Understanding accounting can be tricky enough when dealing with your own finances, but when faced with cases that involve examination of detailed accounts and unfamiliar terminology, many barristers find themselves struggling, panicking, or feeling completely overwhelmed. Even when working with an expert witness, getting a sufficiently firm understanding of key accounting principles and documents to be able to put your case across can feel extremely challenging. This series of events aims to demystify the common accounting jargon and principles you may come across, put you at ease with how to navigate and understand them, and show you how to use them effectively in conference and in the courtroom. Webinar 3 will focus on some common “red flags” that are often missed by barristers - until it’s too late. Led by Simon de Quidt, former Partner at Deloitte, lead accountancy expert on the New Practitioner Advocacy Course for the last 15 years and Honorary Bencher of Inner Temple. Chaired by Peter Melleney. This event will take place online only. A Zoom link will be emailed to you in the week prior to the event. To book: Non-members please scroll to the bottom of the page, click "Add Ticket", fill in your details and then click "Checkout". Members should log in first, and then complete the process as above.

We are delighted to welcome Philip Bramwell, former General Counsel of BAE Systems, who will speak about his fascinating career path and his experience serving as General Counsel to a major global organisation. He will reflect on his career path and offer insight into the responsibilities, challenges and opportunities that come with leading the legal team of an international business. Followed by a networking reception with bowl food. Doors open: 5.30pm Talk: 6pm Reception: 7.15pm Introduction by Simon Regis OBE (Deputy Director at Government Legal Department and Chair of Employed Bar Forum) Followed by Philip Bramwell in conversation with Louise Steel. This event is supported by Employed Bar Forum Open to: Members of all Inns (Non-Inner Templars, please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket) Book/Cancel by: 07/04/2026

Join the Treasurer, Helen Davies KC, and members of the Inn for a visit to the International Criminal Court and dinner in The Hague Programme: 2.30pm – Arrival at the ICC, registration, tea and coffee 3pm – Welcome by Her Excellency Judge Korner CMG KC and panel talk about Advocacy in the International Courts and Tribunals (speakers tba) 4pm – Q&A 4.30pm – 5.30pm - Tour of the ICC 6.45pm – Drinks reception 7.30pm - 10.30pm – Dinner at Restaurant De Tapperij Members may bring a guest but please note, there is limited availibility. Members wishing to attend this event will be responsible for organising their own travel and hotel accommodation. For information, the Inn’s Advocacy trainers typically stay at the Carlton Ambassador Hotel, The Hague, which is central and reasonably priced. Book/Cancel: 07/04/2026 Cancellations made after this date may not be refunded.

Were you a member of the Inner Temple Debating Society? Did you speak for the Inn in competitions, or serve on the Society’s committee? 2026 marks the 65th anniversary of the Inner Temple Debating Society, and we’re celebrating in style. This House believes you should start calling around—because on Friday 24 April 2026, the Inn will be hosting a very special anniversary dinner for all ITDS alumni from across the past 65 years. Join us for this milestone occasion, reconnect with old friends and fellow debaters, and share an evening of memories, laughter, and lively conversation. To open the festivities, there will be a pre-dinner debate on the motion: “This House Would Turn Back Time.” We look forward to seeing you.

Pupil Supervisors must receive training and refresher training that meets outcomes set by the BSB. Sessions are open to members of all 4 Inns. Please visit the relevant pages on the Gray's Inn, Lincoln's Inn or Middle Temple websites for details and dates of the courses they are offering this year. Please select one of the two workshops - Group A, for new pupil supervisors completing training for the first time, or Group B, for those who have completed the training previously and are attending this course as a refresher. The course fee of £50 includes refreshments. To book: scroll down to the bottom of the page and click "Add ticket". Fill in details on the next page, then click "Checkout" to make payment and complete booking. (Members of Inner Temple can also log in to their online account below to book on that way).

This event is for Benchers only Reception: 7pm Dinner: 7.30pm - 10.30pm A champagne reception and dinner to which Benchers are welcome to bring their spouse, partner or a friend. Book/Cancel by: 22/04/2026

Bookings will open on 31 March ‘The Reasonable Person’ Speaker: Dr Valentin Jeutner More details tba In person and livestreamed from The Inner Temple, London Doors open: 5.30pm Lecture: 6pm - 7pm Reception: 7pm - 8pm Not an Inner Temple Member? Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket. Please note that a recording of this lecture will be made available on www.innertemple.org.uk/historylectures Cancel by: 27/04/2026 Please note: cancellations made after this may not be refunded.

The evening will include drinks and a buffet supper, with an informal seating arrangement designed to encourage interaction between Benchers and Members of Hall, with their guests, and students and their guests. The evening offers a relaxed, informal and economical chance for everyone to dine together. Members may bring guests subject to capacity. Book/Cancel by: 04/05/2026

The Temple Shakespeare Cup has returned for another year! Please join us in Inner Temple Hall for a night of fun and Shakespeare. Middle Temple and The Inner Temple will each put on 1 hour of Shakespeare, with a winner declared by a panel of celebrity judges. With two excellent performances, it will be the perfect opportunity to meet and connect with members of both Inns. Tickets come with a free drink at the bar. Timings: Doors open and bar: 6:30pm 1st performance: 7.00pm Interval: 8.00pm 2nd performance: 8.30pm End time approx. 10:30pm Not an Inner Temple member? Just scroll to the bottom of this page and click ‘Add Ticket’. Cancel by: 4pm, 08/05/2026 Any cancellations made after this date will not be refunded.

Bookings will open in March. A champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. There will also be after dinner drinks in the Luncheon Room, where guests can mingle. 6pm: Choral Evensong in Temple Church, for those who would like to attend 7pm: Reception 7.30pm: Dinner 10.30/11pm: Evening Ends Students and called Members may book more than one guest subject to capacity. Benchers may invite one guest who is not their spouse or partner. Students/Under 7 years' Call: You may bring a maximum of 5 guests at the same price as your own ticket, any further tickets will be charged at the Called Member rate. NB: All guest names, dietary requirements and cancellations must be made by 02/06/2026. Cancellations made after this date may not be refunded.

Bookings will open at the end of March. Theme: Tba Food and drink* is included in the price. Members Under 7 years' Call/Inner Temple Students: 1 guest ticket may be purchased at the same price as own ticket, further guest tickets are full price) Open to: Members and their guests. A limited number of tickets are available to members from the other Inns. *Please note that we stop serving at 9pm and under 18s cannot attend. Cancellations after 16/06/2026 will not be refunded.

Please book this event to pay the £10.50 course fee. The course is divided into four stages and is taught using a combination of independent learning and interactive group sessions.

'The Age of Criminal Responsibility' Speaker: Professor David Ormerod CBE KC (Hon) (Professor of Criminal Justice, Director of the Criminal Law Centre and joint Director of the Judicial Institute at UCL) Followed by Q&A Please note for those attending in person, there will be a reception from 5.30pm that you may wish to attend and a reception after the lecture also. Members of other Inns: Scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket'. Book/Cancel by: 07/07/2026