I didn’t expect to be nervous. In the morning, light shone through the coloured glass.I was nervous, but happy. After losing auntie, after losing my best friend, I said please don’t point your temperature gun at my head. We watched the news. We worked 84 hours a week and only received a rainbow badge. He lost his work overnight. Never ending screen time. I’ve not danced with anyone in a year. My daughter was born. I got to…
Awel horuu nagu dhacay cudurkuu, oodda nagu rogayeKedis buu ahaa isbeddelkuu, iyo lama filaaneAlla muxuu na oof jabiyey oo, aakhiro noo jeediyey Abaaroow guriga gegida haddaa, argagax taalaayeKala seegtay hooyo iyo ilmo, aqalku waa yaabeDunidiyo arliga baa rogan waa, xaal aduuneed’e Maxaa ab iyo tagay hooyo iyo, odayo waaweeyne Maxaa dhalin agoomoobay iyo, cunug ababin weliyeMaxaa…
Quiet streets, clean air. ????? ????? ???? ?????????????? ???? ????????????the world stopping to breathe.???? ???? ?? ???????? ?????? ??? ???People seemed friendlier????? ??? ???? ????????? ????? ?????????clapping Thursdays to heed????????? ????????Joe Wicks workouts.?? ????? ????????having London to myself. ?????, ???? ??? ???? ? Time to reflect.????? ????????? ????Unfamiliar rituals???? ???? ????? ????waving not kissing.??? ?????? ???, ?????…
A year on from “Connected Through the Unknown: A Hounslow COVID Archive” we invite Hounslow residents to reflect on the year gone by.
Featuring new songs by London Sinfonietta from composers setting music to texts created by poets from our projects.
Part of our dinnertime poetry sessions during Covid-19
Part of our dinnertime poetry sessions during Covid-19
Part of our dinnertime poetry sessions during Covid-19
Part of our dinnertime poetry sessions during Covid-19
Part of our dinnertime poetry sessions during Covid-19
Part of our dinnertime poetry sessions during Covid-19
Part of “A drop of hope”, a collection of poetry inspired by the words of those who have been vaccinated at the Francis Crick Institute, the reflections of vaccination volunteers, and the experiences of local communities
Part of “A drop of hope”, a collection of poetry inspired by the words of those who have been vaccinated at the Francis Crick Institute, the reflections of vaccination volunteers, and the experiences of local communities
Part of “A drop of hope”, a collection of poetry inspired by the words of those who have been vaccinated at the Francis Crick Institute, the reflections of vaccination volunteers, and the experiences of local communities
Part of “A drop of hope”, a collection of poetry inspired by the words of those who have been vaccinated at the Francis Crick Institute, the reflections of vaccination volunteers, and the experiences of local communities
Twelve virtual poets-in-residence write poems reflecting on the impact of the vaccination program, and the shifts and changes we’ve all gone through in the past year.
We are looking for new voices to join our Trustees.
Follow the story of the Woolwich Epic poem, written by Rasheeda Page-Muir, in collaboration with local residents, as it bursts into life on the walls and windows of the High Street.
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