There’s a lot going on in Leeds in the next few weeks regarding mental health issues. The Love Arts Festival launches on Wednesday with a packed programme of events which the festival team hope will […]
Welcome to Love Arts Leeds 2014! It’s the 4th festival in Leeds, the first of its kind to be organised by an NHS Trust in England. The aim is to get people thinking
I regularly buy The Daily Telegraph – once a week, on a Saturday. Not for its political opinions I hasten to add, I’d be just as happy to read The Independent, although I usually find
The ninth Morley Literature festival launches today with a programme of exciting events that will appeal to all ages. In addition to their adult, family and schools programme, 2014 introduces events specially aimed at budding young writers and
Forgotten Leeds – a mini-series of short introductions to three little-known figures connected to Leeds by birth and/or their work here in the city – part three: Martin Bell (1918-1978) – the forgotten poet: Originally
Pillbox Theatre’s debut play ‘Conscientious’ comes to Leeds for two nights this October before embarking on a national tour. Directed by Alex Chisholm, written by Adam Z. Robinson and performed by Rachel Ashwanden. Rebekah
Come along to a vibrant evening of readings, speakers, food and music to celebrate this new collection of poems by Dr Kemi Atanda Ilori which pays tribute to the Nobel prize winning playwright and poet, Wole
Have you ever asked, ‘What if?’ What if we lived in a totalitarian state run by Big Brother? What if we lived in a world where the fight for power and occupation of thrones was
Death of an Avid Reader, my sixth murder mystery featuring Leeds-based Kate Shackleton, First World War widow turned sleuth, partly set in the historic Leeds Library, is published on 2 October. I’m not sure of
