Drew, Moo and Bunny, Too Owen Sheers, Helen Stephens £15.00 Hardback A simply magical tale with adorable illustrations to match, Drew, Moo and Bunny Too sets a boy and his two best friends off on a round-the-world adventure. The summer holidays might be over but there is still plenty for the kids to look forward to Read More …
21 – 24 September 2023, Leeds BBC Contains Strong Language Festival 2023 comes to Leeds to celebrate the poetry and passion of the city. The BBC’s Contains Strong Language Festival (CSL) – the UK’s biggest poetry and performance festival for new writing – is taking place in Leeds from September 21 – 24. Now in its Read More …
Published September 2023. Drew, Moo And Bunny Too is a children’s story written by Owen Sheers and developed in collaboration with Mel and Jon, founders of the Drew Barker-Wright Charity, in memory of their son Drew. Poet Owen Sheers and award-winning illustrator Helen Stephens have beautifully imagined the story of a little boy named Drew Read More …
26 September 2022 – an electrical storm breaks dramatically over Wales. The unthinkable happens – time cracks, the future makes contact. Efa, a 16-year-old girl from Merthyr Tydfil, claims that more than just messages have made it through from 2052 – she has swapped with her 46-year-old self from 2052. As we follow her live Read More …
The new BBC One drama starring Jason Watkins tells the story of the ‘Climategate’ affair. The film follows Professor Philip Jones (played by Jason Watkins), the Director of Climate Research at the University of East Anglia, who was one of the targets in a co-ordinated hack that saw thousands of emails stolen and used by Read More …
RIVERCIDE is a one-off live investigative documentary, written & presented by George Monbiot and directed by Franny Armstrong. Streaming date: Weds 14th July, 7pm – 8pm Facebook: www.facebook.com/RivercideTV Website: www.rivercide.tv
Monday 22 March – Thursday 22 April – extended to 28 May Watch the unforgettable Pink Mist right here: www.bristololdvic.org.uk/whats-on/pink-mist USEFUL INFORMATION Venue: Your Home PWYC £6 / £10 / £16 (48H Rental) / £150 Schools Licence (incl. Activity Pack) 1 hour 43 mins (inc. short interval) Ages 12+ Educators, if you would like to screen Read More …
SEAMUS HEANEY AND OWEN SHEERS: CONNECTIONS, CONTEXTS, INTERPRETATIONS Wednesday 21 April, 1.30 – 2.45pm, via MS TEAMS (Suitable for students studying the WJEC AS/A-Level and those thinking about taking English Literature at University) Join poet Owen Sheers, critic Richard Robinson and writer Francesca Rhydderch to discuss Skirrid Hill and Field Work. The panel will explore Read More …
The Poetry Stones In 2020 four poetry stones were erected at locations along the Cambrian Way (A470) through the National Park. Poems, composed by Owen Sheers and Ifor ap Glyn celebrating the place where each stone resides, have been carved into chunks of Blue Pennant Sandstone. Why don’t you check them out the next time Read More …
Catrin Stewart stars in Dirt Ash Meat, Sion Thomas’ dark drama about a Welsh hill farm in the midst of the devastating foot & mouth outbreak. During the 2001 foot-and-mouth outbreak, Rhian and her brother Dewi struggle to keep the Welsh hill farm they inherited from their father running. As the disease reaches their doorstep, Read More …
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