Catherine Flower-Bond has a degree in History and Heritage, medical qualifications and holds a HND and IHBC certificates in aromatherapy and alternative therapies, and writes, teaches and researches a wide range of historical topics including Religious Observance during the Reformation and Tudor women’s social history. She works for the Weald & Downland Museum by day and the rest of the time can be found working on all things academic! She has appeared in historical television programs such as BBC four’s Christina of Codicote and Cook it educational pod casts for primary schools. She spends as much free time as possible on the re-enactment circuit and at other museums and historic houses with Tudor Tales

The other half of Tudor Tales is Historical Interpreter, Joanne Briffett. Joanne works at the Weald & Downland Museum as an Education Interpreter and Tudor cook, she has interests in lace making and the research and construction methods involved in re constructing historic clothing. They have appeared in the much acclaimed television programme, Ready, Steady, Cook and together they supply services for schools, clubs, societies and museums- bringing history to life!

Tudor Tales motto is simple;