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Tomorrow (June 12th) is Empathy Day. Kath Fox, Coordinator of English of Coddington School, tells us why she is passionate about the power of...
A classic Robin Hood adventure is published in the same year that one of our finest children's writers is born.
The 1930s open with the death of D. H. Lawrence, whilst two of our women writers come to the fore.
A nightmarish future from the pen of Sam Joyson-Cardy.
When children enter the care system, it's often with very few possessions. A pioneering local charity is working to ensure that they get the best...
We continue to roar through the 20s with the Nottingham Writers' Club, Alan Sillitoe and Lady Chatterley's Lover all making their first appearances.
This Sunday (20th May) BBC Radio 4 begins a new series on regional accents and what better place to start than the East Midlands? Professional...
With Lawrence away we reach the mid-1920s, just as Graham Greene and Dorothy Whipple come to town.
Troy Jenkinson is a headteacher and writer with a mission: unleash the snails!
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