Rantzen announced lung cancer diagnosis in 2023 and became a vocal assisted dying campaigner

The industry is engaged in a perverse quest to replace humans. We cannot cede the best tools available to the other side

This event is being hosted on Zoom on Tuesday, September 29th, from 7.30pm. Our featured reader for September is Maria Jastrzębska. Maria was born in Warsaw, Poland and came to the U.K as a child. S...

Reviewing Forest Management plus interview with S Reeson

From his farm in Portugal, the acclaimed artist speaks about war, peace, the state of the world – and his 40 metre sculpture Mushrooms, on Sydney Harbour

Hear the poets of wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb read their poems for autumn 2026 .

Hear poet Anna Shelton read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Benedicta Norell read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Chloe Victoria Gorman read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Elizabeth Cook read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Em Gray read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Francesca L Rolle read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet John Adlam read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet McLord Selasi Azalekor read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Nathaniel Calhoun read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Niamh Hollis-Locke read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Paul Connolly read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Rachel Hafiza read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Rosie Barrett read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Simon Maddrell read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Hear poet Tracie Renee read poems for wave 27 of literary poetry journal iamb.

Research shows young adults often feel isolated. So alongside embracing ‘grandma hobbies’, they want to get involved with the places they live and be good neighbours