Children’s levels of writing enjoyment drop lowest in 14 years
The number of children who enjoy writing in their free time has dropped to its lowest level in the past
Young Writer’s Festival in Richmond opens for 2022 entries
Submissions are now open for the Young Writers Festival, with all young people living or attending schools or clubs in
New UK-US initiative opens a corridor for underrepresented writers and producers
A new UK-US collaboration is helping underrepresented writers co-produce projects across both sides of the Atlantic.
Art Richmond’s Young Writers’ Festival calls on school pupils’ writing talents
An arts charity has invited Richmond children to showcase their writing talents. Art Richmond’s Young Writers’ competition is open to
Kingston mums chronicle life under coronavirus lockdown through poetry
Two Kingston mums have written a book of poems documenting the hopes, fears and mundanities of life under coronavirus lockdown.
A step in the right direction! Sixteen Feet theatre company launches competition for Lambeth playwrights
Burgeoning Lambeth-based writers and theatre connoisseurs have the opportunity to see their work performed by a professional theatre company. Sixteen
‘I was held up at gun-point’: Croydon writer reveals flight from Jamaica in taboo-busting book
Being held at gun-point forced Ava Brown to leave her Jamaican home to seek refuge in Croydon, but found catharsis
National What Week: Recognising the importance of Braille
Summary: National Braille Week runs from October 7 to 13. Image: By Immi Calderwood For most of us, all we