Creativity v’s Curriculum

Stories touch everyone’s imagination, but none more so than children. That is why storytelling and that arts play such an important part in a child’s life. As budgets get cut, […]

Volunteers – the lifeblood of Society

Volunteers posing

When was the last time you gave something back to your community? Maybe you helped a neigbour. Perhaps you volunteered at your local theatre? Maybe you gave some time to […]

The 3 Billy Goats Gruf

The 3 Billy Goats Gruf

The 3 Billy Goats Gruf Family fun activity for the Summer Hols! “Trot! Trot! Trot! Over the Rickety Bridge!” I have very fond memories of reading the story of “The […]

Diversity and Inclusion Training

Diversity and Inclusion Training

Diversity and inclusion are often tricky subjects. Sometimes the fear of saying the wrong thing leads to people not saying anything at all, which is counter productive in every way. […]

Up for a Laugh! Q & A with Steff Todd

Steff Todd

On Saturday 13th July 2019 local lass Steff Todd returned to her hometown Settle to preview her Edinburgh Fringe show: Reality Check. Audiences can expect to belly laugh at Steff’s […]

Resurrecting Fairy Stories with New Magic

fairy tale image

Many of us will remember with great fondness our parents reading magical tales of faraway lands to us as children. Houses could be made of gingerbread, rabbit holes would lead […]

Celebrating the Spirit of Settle

Jayne Davies - Heritage Project Officer

In conversation with Jayne Davies, Heritage Project Officer for our next community heritage project; Tom Faulkner: A Portrait of Stories. Jayne Davies is a local performer, teacher and facilitator with […]