brought the greatest contribution, whether that be thoughtful, entertaining, controversial or outstanding. Participants also have the opportunity to get tips from the evaluator on what their strengths and potentials are. Venues City of London Cogers, Ye Olde Cocke Tarvern, Fleet Street, 7pm, 2nd Monday each month. Near the Royal Courts of Justice and Chancery Lane. Westminster Cogers, The Plumbers Arms, Lower Belgrave Street, 7pm, 4th Wednesday each month. Just near Victoria Station. Ware Society of Cogers, The Drill Hall, Amwell End, Ware, 3rd Tuesday each month San Francisco Society of Cogers, The University Club, Nob Hill, 1st Tuesday each month. See also London Debating Societies Debating Free speech Related : Sylvan Debating Club : Cambridge Union Society : Oxford Union Society : The Durham Union Society : London School of Economics, Grimshaw International Relations Club : Yale Debate Association : Berkeley Forum : Olivaint Conférence : Studentenforum im Tönissteiner Kreis : Olivaint Conference of Belgium Notes References Peter Rayleigh, History of Ye Antient Society of Cogers (London, 1904). Rachel Halliburton, 'Dickens may have spoken here' (24 February 1995) The Independent External links Cogers Society website Cogers Facebook page Debating societies Clubs and societies in London