Set in Bolton in 1967, All I See Is You is a stark reminder of how life was for young gay men before decriminalisation. Based on news reports and accounts from the time, the story depicts the harsh realities of being different...
Read MoreGleaned from a collection of short stories by Bill Naughton (of Alfie fame) and adapted into a play by Lawrence Till, The Big Corner is a heartfelt homage to life in Bolton when cotton was king. The story pivots around Naughton,...
Read MoreWe have some pretty resilient slugs down our way happily munching lots of things, not least foxgloves, a plant they are supposed to loathe. I’ve striven to be as eco-friendly as possible as I’ve slowly created my own...
Read MoreSir Edwin Lutyens – The Arts and Crafts House is a new take on the legacy and astonishing beauty of Lutyens’ design and architecture by author David Cole. Although a great deal has already been written about Lutyens’...
Read MoreEast is East will be familiar to a fair few people thanks to the hugely successful late 90s film. But the story first began back in 1996 when the play premiered at London’s Royal Court. Written by Ayub Khan-Din and...
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