Ipswich runners praise London marathon atmosphere
Ipswich runners have taken on the marathon - both in London and at home.
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Ipswich runners have taken on the marathon - both in London and at home.
Home > PRISM Online > Announcing the 2021 Grouse Grind Lit Prize for V. Short Forms longlist! We’re excited to announce the 2021 Grouse Grind Lit Prize longlist! “Exit” by Ruth Walker “Most Nights” by Suzannah Showler “Mum holds her palm against your lower back and tells you she’s going to let go” by Sarah Hamill “Peach Plum Pear” by Moni Brar “Pretext” by Moni Brar “She draws the shape of her lips first” by Chelene Knight “Siteseeing #45-48” by Brenda Schmidt & Ariel Gordon “Stone Fruit” by Nadia Born “What are the ethics of picking a stinging plant?”...
Weston Radio Society The society held its first outside event after lockdown restrictions were relaxed with their entry into the 24-hour National Field...
I read an incredible article in the Sydney Morning Herald’s Good Weekend, which described the epidemic levels loneliness has reached. Shortly before Covid struck, the UK’s minister for Loneliness described it as the biggest public health crisis of our time. There’s something so poignant and poetic about having such an official title, ‘minister for loneliness’, for such a personal sensation. You know something has become a major problem, when even the government is paying attention: those cogs move slowly. How did you create the show from concept to stage? In a very fluid and organi...
WILMINGTON – In Beverly Tetterton’s early days at the helm of the library’s Local History Room, she got a piece of memorable advice from a stalwart in the field – Leora Hiatt "Billie" McEachern. “She came down to the library one day and told me that if I was going to be the local history librarian, I needed to know some local history,” Tetterton said. Dry as it might sound, this was an invitation to the young librarian to learn from and alongside of McEachern’s hard-fought years of research and work that produced massively influential works but not always the same amount of res...