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May 18, 2023
A five-metre tall fox will make her way to Lowestoft next month as a carnival-style atmosphere returns to the towns streets.
March 27, 2023
Following Keg de Souza’s acclaimed international installations in Australia, North America and Asia, the artist unveiled her first major exhibiti
June 29, 2022
Professional musician Maz O’Connor will soon be working with George Hastwell School
May 9, 2022
It’s always been a destination for Irish fashion shoppers, but for interiors enthusiasts, London also offers shopping and ideas, and it’s just an hour’s flight away
April 14, 2021
A new short film created in collaboration with Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange is being released. The film, titled From A to PZ, was filmed in and around Penzance and looks to explore the high street and its potential future. From A to PZ has been released as part of Future of the High Street, a series of ten new films commissioned by Historic England. The film is shaped by the memories and histories of the people of Penzance. Filmmaker Rachael Jones, along with students from Mayn C...
April 11, 2021
Stills from the film A FILM made on Future of the High Street following a series of interviews with 10 young people in St Helens is now available to watch. The film is one of ten new films commissioned by Historic England - and is called Running On Fumes, by Caroline Smith in collaboration with young people in St Helens, supported by Heart of Glass. It will feature on Historic England’s website and YouTube channel by clicking here and explores what the future of the high street could b...
February 26, 2021
Woolwich A new short story set in Woolwich and written by a local writer has been released as a podcast today. Woolwich has been honoured as the setting and inspiration of a new podcast story, written by a local writer. Poet and novelist Merrie Joy Williams said she wanted to honour her memories of the place, the quaint tea shops, cinemas and department stores, the arsenal and the frankness of the people. But also their hopes for new developments, like Crossrail and the emerging, burgeo...