Well-known British Etiquette coach William Hanson will be joining the panel of celebrities at this year's Raworth's Literary Festival in Harrogate.
William Hanson will be joined by big-name guests including Theresa May and Adam Kay at the event that Harpers Baazar has called "one of the UK’s best Literary Festivals."
William is known for his appearances on television programmes such as BBC Breakfast and ITV Daytime, as well as on social media platform TikTok.
He is the founder of etiquette training company 'The English Manner' and also became a Sunday Times Bestselling author with his book 'Just Good Manners', which teaches grace and decorum.
William is better known among younger audiences for his podcast with Jordan North, 'Help I Just Sexted My Boss.'
On Friday 11th October, William will be coming The Old Swan Hotel in Harrogate where he will present his bestselling book, 'Just Good Manners'.
The event starts at 6pm and tickets are priced at £16.
To book your place this October, visit the Harrogate International Festivals website here.

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