On 26th October 2020 human rights barrister Geoffrey Robertson addressed the Law Society of New College...

On 26th October 2020 human rights barrister Geoffrey Robertson addressed the Law Society of New College...
Lawrencian sisters... co-editors Susan Reid and Catherine Brown INTRODUCTION On November 28th,...
I was commissioned to write the following review of the 2019 D. H. Lawrence conference at the University...
Two events entitled 'Imperialism on Trial - Free Julian Assange' were held at the Crypt on the Green and St...
Yesterday evening a rally in Guildhall Square, Derry, marked the end of a three-day march by more than 160...
I have just reviewed Mud and Stars: Travels In Russia with Pushkin and Other Geniuses Of The Golden Age by Sara...
The walking tour for which the notes appear below was written by John Worthen, and adapted and enlarged...
The walking tours for which the notes appear below were written by me and delivered during the...
Part way through this spring term Geoff Colman – Head of Acting at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama –...
Marble Arch to Trafalgar Square, Saturday 27th February 2016 CND supported by the Stop the War Coalition ...
In late May Hay held its festival. I’ve always been sceptical of this event. Reflecting on it, I realise that...
Recently my family and I visited Southwell. This pleasant North Nottinghamshire Cathedral town, stabilised into...
On 9th March 2015 Howard Jacobson, novelist, was interviewed by Jaya Savige, poet, at New College of the Humanities,...
This week I attended a Parliamentary Rally of Hacked Off, the campaign ‘for a free and accountable press’....
London has a banya. I stumbled across it in an advert, although it has apparently existed since 2013. On...
The Invisible Woman (dir. Ralph Fiennes, 2013) The Dickens Museum (Doughty Street, London) The Midland...
Last Saturday evening I went to a talk on the Parthenon Marbles. Aka in less-Greek or...