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"…a good, substantial and convenient Museum Repository or other Building..."
- the last Will and Testament of Richard, 7th Viscount Fitzwilliam of Merrion, 1815.

Three poets from the Black Country present a selection of poems from their nail-industry-themed anthology "The Nailmakers' Daughters".

Moniza Alvi has published five anthologies: two with Oxford University Press and three with Bloodaxe books. Her poetry reading, at the Literary Festival in my hometown, was emotionally stirring; each poem with significance and hidden implications.

Justin Bieber has hit the UK with his 'Purpose Tour', but what did Arts Award Activist Kheira think?

Marisa Bate, Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett and Michele Hanson discuss what lies in store for children of the millennium at Cheltenham Literature Festival this year.

Part of the "Millenial Lives" event at Cheltenham Literature festival, Ella Woodward and Lliana Bird join a discussion on the pros and cons of online presences- however big or small- in the twenty-first century.

Term has started, personal statements are being prepared and thoughts on uni are all anyone talks about. Earlier this year I got the opportunity to find out about a pretty cool degree in the arts. Take a read... it might just be the one for you.

Fleur Alexander takes us on an interactive adventure through some of the best loved children's books.

YA author Marcus Sedgewick takes us on an intriguing journey to Mexico in his latest book.

Ever wondered what happened to Lydia Bennett in Brighton? Natasha Farrant talks about her retelling and extension of the youngest sister in Pride and Predjudice.

It is clear that Laura James has created a well-loved Pug from the excitement at Bath Children's Literature Festival