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October 2, 2023
The Friends of the Boniuk Library is a group of Museum Members who wish to enhance the Library’s services and effectiveness in building a community of readers
April 27, 2023
Year 7 students at Sawtry Village Academy were delighted to take part in an exciting and rewarding challenge as part of Unspoken Charity’s ‘Good…
December 16, 2022
A non-league football club will hope to provide Christmas cheer to children in hospital through an idea of their own.
November 3, 2022
Peet Montzingo's book is about learning to accept and love your differences, and recognize how they make you great.
August 16, 2021
Tennessee author Angie Eason wrote a childrens book after riding out Hurricane Sally on Okaloose Island.
April 4, 2021
Spalding boys are good eggs by taking Easter chocolates to Peterborough Hospital Published: 06:51, 04 April 2021 Two Spalding boys proved they were good eggs by taking Easter chocolates to a charity and childrenâs ward as an act of kindness. St Norbertâs Primary School pupils Noah (8) and Elliot Ford (5) decided to use money from their piggy banks to buy Easter eggs for children who are in need. Mum Melissa then asked on Facebook to see if anyone wanted to help their generous gestur...
December 31, 2020
The book was published by The Priory Press, which has seven more books available on Amazon. Director of careers James Wilmot said: "It is great to see people from all over the world enjoying our students work. “It has achieved bestseller status in the Amazon Childrens Christmas Book Chart and peaked at number two. “It is a great achievement for our students. It takes a lot of bravery and creativity to produce something like this.” To read the book, log on to www.amazon.co.uk�...
December 18, 2020
A TALENTED 10-year-old girl from Penarth has been selected as the singing face of a new Christmas book. Medi Owen, who goes to Ysgol Pen y Garth in Penarth, was selected from more than 100 people after her music teacher put her forward for consideration as part of a book – which is also planned to be made into a film – The Kringleset Chronicles, Rise Up, Rise Up. Medi says she hopes the song, which can be downloaded on all major music platforms, inspires some hope at a difficult time...