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A Guide to the Adelburgh Poetry Festival

By Hilary Robinson How to have the best time ever: 1. First and foremost, find four like-minded…

By Jacqueline Grima Established in 2006 by front man and Dave Grohl lookalike, Jay Apperley, Foo Fighters…

By Sara Haywood War After the noise and the chaos passes, We’ll emerge from the debris, the…

By Ambreen G Iqbal Where did it all go so wrong? One minute we were burning bras,…

By Louis Brierley from my little window I watch him leave at five-thirty and arrive at ten-thirty…

By Jamie Ryder If creativity represents an ocean, then the written word flows as a river towards…

By Lucas Berry Get On Up is Tate Taylor’s biopic drama of the late James Brown. The…

By Jacqueline Grima In August of this year, after receiving half a dozen or so rejections from…

By Ruth Cornish BAFTA-award winning Sally Wainwright is one of the most celebrated current writers on British…

By Jake Shepherd “When you arrive in England for football it’s a paradise.” – Eric Cantona The…

By Callum Willmott “I am putting myself to the fullest possible use, which is all I think…

By Dan J Broadley Riots. Gangs. Violence. As tabloid newspapers referred to it, ‘Broken Britain’ – the…

By Joshua Lee ‘When I was poor and spoke about inequality they said I was bitter, now…

By Joanna Shaw One of the best-selling novels this year and winner of the Samuel Johnson non-fiction…

By Jamie Ryder The debate on drugs never fails to bring up a plethora of opinions. There…