Rosie's Tune
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The theme tune to our online audio drama composed and played by Rosie Cochrane.
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Dunelm U3A writers at The Oriental Museum
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Stories and poetry inspired by the collection and the . From a writing workshop at The Oriental Museum led by Rachel Cochrane.
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Blood Pool by Ruby Shifrin
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To know why Blood Pool is so called, we need to return to that long hot summer, many years ago. Listen to Ruby Shifrin's short story, awarded 3rd place in the 'Room to Write' Short Story Competition 2014. Read by Rachel Cochrane.
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KT Boundary by John Adams
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Some things are not for the taking. Listen to John Adam’s short story, awarded 2nd place in the ‘Room to Write’ short story competition 2014. Read by Rachel Cochrane.
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Diagonal Flight by Christine Powell
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Christine Powell reads her exquisite tale of Nana Win celebrating Chinese New Year in the life she has adopted, far from her homeland. Awarded First Prize in the
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Room to Write Winner's presentation 2014
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A podcast with interviews and soundbites from the Room to Write Short Story Competition 2014 winners' presentation evening hosted by at Durham University. Room to Write is run by Wendy Robertson and Avril Joy.
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North Pens Writers: Threads of Gold and Sorrow
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Stories and poems from The North Pens Writers on the theme of textiles. Sponsored by Weardale Area Action Partnership
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Bouncing Back: Crossing The Tees Festival Book 2015
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Three powerful short stories set on Tees Valley. To celebrate3rd to 20th June 2015 Bouncing Back by Chris Robinson Door by Angela Dunn Hijacked by Andrea Illingworth One Step by Agnes Frain Regression by Mary Nightingale Bell
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Culture Bites @ Quilliam Bros Tea House
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A Culture Bites@ podcast of short stories & poetry from the members of Victoria Watson’s writing group. Recorded at , Newcastle.
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Houses of Parliament Votes for Women
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On 13th February 2014, Kate Willoughby’s play To Freedom’s Cause was performed at The Houses of Parliament followed by a debate on gender equality chaired by Jane Garvey of BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour. It formed part of the Emily Wilding Davison Statue in Parliament Campaign organised by Emily Thornberry MP & the social media campaign under #Emilymatters. After the play & debate, Rachel Cochrane conducted a vox pop of 13 people who attended or took part in the event
info_outlineVolunteers Perry and Mike share the exciting structures and objects discovered at the Holwick dig.