Norwich Pride celebrated its 10th anniversary this year and we spoke to Nick O'Brien, who helped start it. This interview was conducted at the end of July. 

'Don’t be afraid to ask people for help along the way and be persistent... If you want to carve out a career in the creative and cultural industries, then you will make it happen'

The importance of free, digital tools and literacy in the Arts & Heritage landscape to combat severe funding and curriculum cuts.

Something I'm passionate about and so chose to write for my Part D of Unit 1

My review of the Fashioned from Nature Exhibition at the V&A museum.

Review of the Frida Kahlo Exhibition at the V&A Museum

It is our fifth year at the Fringe, and the fourth that we have run the Pick of the Fringe, and still we are blown away by phenomenal quality and sheer genius that occupies the Scottish capital. In no particular order, here is the best of what we saw during the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. A huge congratulations to everyone on this list!

There seems to be a misguided belief that people with autism or mental health difficulties want to cheat the system by getting a blue badge. I've never heard anything so laughable. 

What's new in fiction for August? Check out what to add to your summer reading list. 

Shake a Leg is a topical and hilarious hour of comedy, which sees Andrew Maxwell masterfully navigating modern phenomena from Twitter trolls to Brexit. It is an invocation to pay attention to the world around us, while not getting too bogged down in the news.

So many of you want me to tell you more about art and history and how I connect with the image the models and the full scale well I tell you in this blog.

Royal Philharmonic concert