Voice Reporter Ellen Orange, who is about to finish a Literature masters at Durham University, discusses the path she's taken so far.

Looking to delve into some recent (and 20th century) classics? Want to expand your music knowledge? Look no further than these 10 albums, all of which have made a huge impact on the music industry...and their fans.

After their gig at The Shed, I interviewed Sherilyn Wileman (vocals), Oisin George (Lead guitar), Michaela Wade (Bass) and Liam George (Drums) about their experience in the band.

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This is my review on the Wheelie Wonderful Trail.

DissFest' is a community arts festival happening in the small town of Diss, Norfolk, East Anglia. It's running between the 29th and the 31st July 2016, consisting of a range of activities from theatre and photography to film and live music, and it's been organized by the arts company Unit Twenty Three.

DissFest' is a community arts festival happening in the small town of Diss, Norfolk, East Anglia. It's running between the 29th and the 31st July 2016, consisting of a range of activities from theatre and photography to film and live music, and it's been organized by the arts company Unit Twenty Three.

RSC's touring, British golden age update of Shakespeare's classic hits the right notes, and has some unexpected subtitles.

DissFest' is a community arts festival happening in the small town of Diss, Norfolk, East Anglia. It's running between the 29th and the 31st July 2016, consisting of a range of activities from theatre and photography to film and live music, and it's been organized by the arts company Unit Twenty Three.

DissFest' is a community arts festival happening in the small town of Diss, Norfolk, East Anglia. It's running between the 29th and the 31st July 2016, consisting of a range of activities from theatre and photography to film and live music, and it's been organized by the arts company Unit Twenty Three.

DissFest' is a community arts festival happening in the small town of Diss, Norfolk, East Anglia. It's running between the 29th and the 31st July 2016, consisting of a range of activities from theatre and photography to film and live music, and it's been organized by the arts company Unit Twenty Three.

As part of my Gold Arts Award: Part D, I have decided to write an article on why we should fund the arts. Please share your viewpoints.

I'm interested to hear what you all think about funding the arts.