Anne Speckhard
:Examining the Woolwich Murder of a British Soldier
Vidhya Ramalingam
:Woolwich Attack: Should We Expect a Violent Response?
Karin Wasteson
:From the Mouths of Mothers: Raw and Brave
Christopher Monks
:Through Music Lies The Heart Of Our Children's Future
Gabriel Gbadamosi
:A Palace in the Slums
Caerfyrddin, my father's county, takes its name from the Roman word for a castle, caer, and the wizard Myrddin - famously in English, Merlin - who was born, they say, in the town of Carmarthen. Continue reading...
Octavia Hill recognised the value of craft early on in her life. It became a constant in a lifetime of combating social problems, from the toy factory she managed for the Ladies Guild in 1852, aged just 14, to the craft classes that she later offered to Southwark tenants Continue reading...
