July is … Eltham Music Month

June 19, 2018Community, Eltham, Eltham Arts, Eltham CD, Festival, Wall ProjectEltham music creative communityEltham Arts

2018 July Music Month leaflets Once again in 2018 we have a fantastic range of community led music events in Eltham this July. Ranging from jazz, folk, classical and rock , there is music in pubs, parks , churches and the town centre and local streets. All ages are catered for .There is even a Band for Babies event !

A highlight for us at Eltham Arts is the Songs Across a Wall event in Passey Place , Eltham High St on Saturday 21st July . Local singer-songwriters will entertain us all day with the songs they have written for the Eltham Arts Song Challenge 2018 (plus a few more!) . It will be a great day, so come along !

Here is the programme and venues. There may be more events – that’s what happens in Eltham. Ask in the poubs for what’s on offer there. There will be some open mic, so have a go as well ! During the month we will be using social media to highlight individual events and there are ‘July is …Eltham Music Month’ leaflets around the area . Spread the word.

July is … Eltham Music Month 2018

Sun 1 July Summer Sunday Music, Tudor Barn, Well Hall Pleasaunce 3 to 5pm

Sun 1^st July Live Music at the Rusty Bucket Sonny and the Harp 5.30pm

Wed 4 July Folkmob at Blackheath Rugby Club 8pm

Sat 7^th July Westmount Parade Open Day Live Music 10amto 3pm

Sat 7^th July Eltham Choral Summer Concert at Holy Trinity Church The Armed Man 7.30pm

Sun 8th July Summer Sunday Music, Tudor Barn, Well Hall Pleasaunce 3 to 5pm

Sun 8th July Live music at the Rusty Bucket 5.30pm

Mon 9^th July Folk and Blues Night at Bob Hope Theatre bar 7.30-10.30pm

Wed 11th July Folkmob at Blackheath Rugby Club 8pm

Thu 12th July Eltham Jazz Club Art Themen and Steve Waterman 7.30pm

Sat 14^th July Band for Babies by GAMD at Eltham Park Methodist Church 11am to 12noon

Sat 14^th July Queencroft Festival Live music 12 noon to 5pm

Sun 15th July Summer Sunday Music Tudor Barn, Well Hall Pleasaunce 3 to 5pm

Sunday 15^th July Live Music at the Rusty Bucket Harvey Montague 6pm

Wed 18th July Folkmob at Blackheath Rugby Club 8pm

Fri 20^th July Severndroog Summer Lates Motown 6.30-10pm

Sat 21^st July Songs Across a Wall day. Eltham Arts Song Challenge 2018 Passey Place 10am-5pm

Sun 22^nd July July Summer Sunday Music, Tudor Barn, Well Hall Pleasaunce 3 to 5pm

Sunday 22^h July Concert in Eltham Park South. Los Dawsons 3 to 4.30pm

Sun 22^nd July Jazz in the Afternoon at Eltham Palace – Maja 12 to 4pm

Sun 22 July Music at the Rusty Bucket Ruta Di & Paul Baker 5.30pm

Wed 25th July Folkmob at Blackheath Rugby Club 8pm

Thu 26 Eltham Jazz Club Nigel Price and Vasilis Xenopoulos 7.30pm

Sun 29^th July Eltham Park Festival at Eltham Park South. Live Music 12noon -5pm

Sun 29th July Jazz in the Afternoon at Eltham Palace 12-4pm

Sun 29^th July Summer Sunday Music, Tudor Barn, Well Hall Pleasaunce 3 to 5pm

Sun 29th July Music at the Rusty Bucket Marco Buono Project 5.30pm

Check local pubs for times and other events!

Follow our Eltham Arts social media and website for more information

Venues

Eltham GPO, 4 Passey Place, Eltham SE9 5DQ

Eltham Palace, Court Yard , Eltham SE9 5QE

Eltham Jazz Club at Eltham Warren Golf Club, Bexley Rd, Eltham SE9 2PE

Eltham Park South, Glenesk Rd, Eltham SE9 1AN

Bob Hope Theatre, Wythfield Rd, Eltham SE9 5GT

Folkmob at Blackheath Rugby Club, Kidbrooke Lane, Eltham SE9 6TE

Holy Trinity Church , Southend Cres , Eltham SE9 2SD

Passey Place (Eltham High St), Eltham High St, Eltham SE9 5DQ

Queencroft Park , Queenscroft Rd, Eltham SE9 5EG

Rusty Bucket, Court Yard, Eltham SE9 5PR

Severndroog Castle, Shooters Hill, SE18 3RT

The Long Pond, Westmount Rd, Eltham SE9 1UT

Tudor Barn, Well Hall Pleasaunce, Eltham SE9 6SZ

Westmount Road, Eltham, SE9

Eltham Arts – Privacy Policy

May 9, 2018Eltham, Eltham Artsreevacharles

Due to the introduction of a new data protection law known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which comes into effect on 25 May 2018 we have revised our Privacy Policy.

Eltham Arts value each and every person who is part of our Eltham Arts Network and your privacy is important to us. We enjoy keeping you updated and telling you about all the wonderful creative news in the SE9 area through our newsletter, social media and website.

Scope

Eltham Arts is a network of artists and people interested in the arts and who mainly live in the SE9 area. We do not have a formal membership. We do not have membership application forms, we do not take subscriptions and we don’t issue membership cards.

We define our membership as those who have asked to receive our online news letter

This privacy policy applies only to those individuals or organisations that are members or are users of our web site.

This privacy policy applies to our use of any and all information or data collected by us or provided by you in relation to your use of our website or our operations.

This policy applies only to the actions of EA members and/or users of our website. It does not extend to any website that can be accessed from our web site, including but not limited to, any links we may provide to other websites or social media websites. We have no control over these websites and are not responsible for their content. This policy does not extend to your use of such websites.

Application

Any one asking to receive our newsletter will be asked for their consent. An unsubscribe button is available to enable members to unsubscribe without any further action on their part.

All information will be sent by the Blind copy system to keep email addresses confidential unless members have agreed to share their address with others.

EA will not hold any financial information on any members and will not share any data with any third party without their consent or unless required to by law.

EA will not use any personal data for direct marketing by a third party.

In the event that EA ceases all data will be erased and not passed to any third party.

Only committee members or those designated by the chair for operational purposes only will have access to any information held by EA.

The chair is the designated officer responsible for the operation and application of this policy.

Eltham Arts Committee May 2018

Writing on a Wall Awards 23rd April 2018

April 23, 2018Creative Writing, Eltham, Eltham Arts, Wall ProjectEltham Arts

A fantastic response to our Writing on a Wall challenge. They were announced at a celebratory event at the Eltham Leisure Centre where the awards were presented.

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Here are the results, with the top three in each category available to read here by clicking on the links!

Children’s Awards

Short stories:

1^st Dylan Dreyer (11) TheWall

2^nd Zacary Stewart (10) The Great Wall of Lego

3^rd Grace Abe (9) The Wall Standing Between Me and My Dreams

Highly Commended Taite McQueen (9) Over the Wall

Highly Commended Emma Yarrow (6) What can you see from the top of the wall?

Commended Lottie Gillard (7) The Wall Cert

Poetry:

1st Issy Jones (10) WALL

2^nd Abdul Salim-Said (6) The Playground Wall

3^rd Neil Kumar (6) Magical Walls

Highly Commended Aimy Durand (11) Overcoming Walls

Highly Commended Sadie Drummond (9) Over the Wall

Highly Commended Harry Siri (10) The Wall

Highly Commended Macie Brennan (10) Walls around my Heart

Commended Chloe Riley (10) The Wall

Commended Ben Evans(7) The Big Brown Playground Wall

Commended Eleanor Jackson (6) The Playground Wall

Commended Guste Sinkevecute (8) Over the Wall

Commended Lola Garside (8) Over the Wall

Commended Maria Nicolaie (8) Over the Wall

Commended Marietta Meyn (6 ) The Playground Wall

Commended Nadia Dziubich (7) The Big Brown Playground Wall

Commended Priana Rettes (9) Over the Wall

Commended Tia Maile (9 ) Over the Wall

Commended Willow Gage (8) Over the Wall

Commended Zachary Morgan (8) Over the Wall

Commended Agatha Stewart (6) The Playground Wall

Commended Roxanne Peters (9) Over the Wall

Specials community awards:

Moatbridge School (Innovative Banner)

Elephant Class at Wyborne School (Class poem)

The Stewart Family (Creative Family)

Neil and Jay Kumar (Creative Family)

Thomas & James Malia and Oscar Sanford (Creative Family)

Over 18’s Awards

Short Stories:

1^st – Linda La Tour – The waiting wall

2^nd Tony Clarke – The Photograph

3^rd Elizabeth Isitor – The Safety of Broken Walls (The Biafran War)

Highly Commended : Lizzy Smith – Waiting

Highly Commended: Maureen Stapleton – Good fences make good neighbours

Commended: Roberta Woods – Behind the Wall

Commended : Lizzy Smith – The Wall

Commended : Jasmine Alvis – Library Wall

Commended : Greg Byrne- More Dead Than I

Awards: Poetry over 18:

1^st Dawn Winchester – No Flow

2^nd Ellese Elliott – Dam

3^rd Jill Carr – The Struggle Within

Highly Commended Belinda Latchford – Courtyard

Highly Commended Miriam Long – A Mother’s Lament

Commended : James Curtin – Breaking Wall

Commended: James Curtin- Summer Wall

Commended: Alan Cummings – London Wall

Commended : Mick Cohen- Unite and Divide

Commended Anne Novis – The Lady of Eltham Palace

Commended : Natalie Peterson- The Truth behind my certificates

Commended : Miriam Long – The ancient stone wall

Commended : Angela McCarron – A wall is a wall

Commended : Christina Bullen – W.A.L.L

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Happy Easter!

April 1, 2018Eltham Arts, Newsletter, Wall Projectreevacharles

Easter

Thank you everyone for being so creative in Eltham and SE9. It’s been a busy time. An update on the WALL project!

Writing on a Wall
We challenged our local creative writers of all ages to write a poem or story on the theme of WALLS.! It captured the imagination with we had short stories and poems which certainly challenged our judges. Do come along to the celebratory event where awards will be presented!

Celebratory Event on Monday 23^rd April 2018
at Eltham Library, 2 Archery Rd, Eltham SE9 1HA
5.30 – 7.30pm
Come along and congratulate our award winning creative writers! The awards to the children will start at 5.30pm and adults about 6.30pm. Eltham’s wonderful Make a Noise choir will be performing show songs! Display of many of the poems and short stories will be at Eltham library. A book is planned.

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Bricks on the Wall
The project has started to create a community wall art installation in the SE9 Container Gallery in September. Bricks (cardboard) are being made in workshops, schools and by community groups. They are terrific.

At the first free workshop in Eltham library 70 people joined in. Dates of the next workshops. All ages welcome!

Sat 14^th April. 10.30-12.30pm at Eltham Library, Archery Rd,
Sat 28^th April 2-4pm at New Eltham library, Southwood Rd,
Sat 31^st May 2018 10.30-12.30pm at Eltham Library. Archery Rd

Any groups who would like to make bricks and be part of this project, please contact us to discuss.

Songs across a Wall
This is the third challenge to our local singer/songwriters! The first challenge was to write and perform a song on a ‘WINTER’ theme and a CD ‘Aspects of Winter’ was launched and ‘FOOD’ last year with a tasty ‘Plateful of Songs’ CD being enjoyed . Now it’s ‘WALLS’.

Songs are being written and rehearsed already. A date has been set for an open air performance of the Songs Across a Wall at Passey Place on Sat 21^st July as part of the Eltham Music Festival.

The deadline for songs to be considered in end May , so contact us if you are feeling inspired to write a song.

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There are other projects being planned as part of the WALL project, so do follow us on Twitter and Facebook for information.

We continue to celebrate and promote all creative activities in Eltham and SE9 (and our friends nearby!) on our social media, so do keep in touch if you have an event/project.

With all good wishes from

Gaynor and the Eltham Arts Team

P.S. This has just gone out in our latest Newsletter – if you’d like to sign up, or see previous Newsletters, visit here.

Connecting the Community through the Arts:

Twitter: @ElthamArts
Website: www.elthamarts.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ElthamArt
YouTube: ElthamArts Channel

Judges for the Writing on a Wall creative writing challenge!

December 9, 2017Creative Writing, Eltham, Eltham Arts, Uncategorized, Wall ProjectArts, Creative Writing, Eltham Arts, Eltham SE9, LondonEltham Arts

John Paul O’Neill

John Paul O'Neill

John Paul is a poet, writer, broadcaster, lecturer & founded & runs Farrago Poetry. He ran, the first poetry slam in the UK in 1994, the longest running in Europe and hosts regular SLAM poetry events. He has performed in Europe and USA. He has also had poetry, short stories and articles published extensively, as well as producing spoken word projects and presenting and setting up community radio shows.

A Further Education lecturer, he runs workshops for adults and children in creative writing and performance, as well as teaching English.

He has run two creative writing workshops to support the competition and inspire people to join in .

Lee Stuart Evans

Lee Stuart Evans

Lee is the author of ‘Words Best Sung’, a novel set in Nottingham and London set in the 1960s. This was published by Arundel Books in 2017.

Originally from Nottinghamshire, Lee has lived in the Eltham area since 1998 with his wife and two sons, who go to local schools

Lee is a full-time TV and radio comedy writer. He has written for many well known and popular programmes including 8 out of 10 cats, Little Big Shots, The Jonathan Ross Show, I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here and a League of their Own

Jo Burke

Jo Burke Author

Jo is an actor, comedian and writer. She was brought up in Eltham and attended Middle Park Primary School. She studied Theatre and Performance at Goldsmiths University and The Drama Studio, London.

Jo has written, produced and performed five, four star, Edinburgh Festival shows and was a ‘So You Think That’s Funny?’ Finalist.

In 2015 her debut comedy book/autobiography ‘iScream’ reached No.17 on the Amazon listings . In 2016 she entered the exciting world of children’s books. Her books ‘Standing on Custard’ and ‘A Squirrel’s Tail’ are a huge hit with, children, parents and teachers

Russell Jones

Russell Jones

Russell comes from South Wales, but has lived and worked in South London for many years . After gaining a first class honours degree and later a B Ed in Education he worked extensively in Secondary Education winning the most innovative teacher in the UK in 2004. He was the Director of Performing Arts for Ark Schools until 2012.

Russell has also worked extensively in theatre both in Regional Repertory and West End. He was the Artistic Director of Soapbox Community Theatre for ten years directing and writing over 20 professional touring productions.

Russell has been the proprietor of Biscotti’s coffee and sandwich bar in Eltham for the last four years, which has a remarkable selection of movie posters on the walls. He is a great business supporter of Eltham Arts and his café has been a venue for Eltham Arts Winter Festival arts trails. Russell is delighted to have been asked to be a judge in this exciting competition.

Eleanor Fitzsimons

Eleanor Fitzsimons

Eleanor lives in Dublin, but has spent time living in London and is a regular visitor. She is a researcher and writer who specialises in historical and current feminist issues. She has an MA in Women, Gender and Society from University College Dublin. In 2013 she was awarded the Keats-Shelley Essay Prize and was runner-up for the Biographers’ Club Tony Lothian Prize.

Her work has been published in a range of newspapers and journals including The Sunday Times, The Guardian, History Today and The Irish Times, and she is a regular radio and television contributor. Her book Wilde’s Woman was shortlisted for the Tony Lothian Prize in 2014 and was published by Duckworth Overlook on 16 October 2015.

Eleanor is working on a new biography of Edith Nesbit, which will be published by Duckworth Overlook in 2018. Edith Nesbit lived in Well Hall Eltham from 1899 – 1922 and wrote many of her famous books (including the Railway Children) in Eltham

WALL Project is being built!

October 22, 2017Creative Writing, Eltham, Eltham Arts, Wall ProjectArts, Eltham, Eltham ArtsEltham Arts

WALL – Our exciting community multimedia project for 2017/2018

This project has a number of elements and is including the whole community in areas of creativity.

Bricks on the Wall

Project with local schools and community groups. Encouraging groups to draw/paint on brick size cardboard on the theme of WALLs. These will be incorporated into an installation in the SE9 Container Gallery and elsewhere .

We have heard from one primary school that they are planning to make ceramic bricks , which can then be installed on a wall on the school after the project . Other schools are now involved and planning exciting activities and brickmaking.

We now have mosaic , knitted , embroidered and crocheted bricks. A real mix of material and creative talent. El Recreo, our Eltham Spanish group are planning a fabric installation.

Free creative workshops are being organised at the Eltham Centre for all ages .so everyone can make a brick and be involved. These are family workshops and suitable for all ages .

Eltham library : 16th Feb and 31st May 2018 from 10.30 to 12.30am and 21 June 10.30 to 12

New Eltham Library : Sat 28th April 2018 from 2 to 4pm

Leading: Pragya Kumar and John Wingham

Writing on a Wall

A short story and poetry creative writing challenge. This is on the theme of WALLS around us. This is an exciting topic which encourages people to think about the walls around them and be inspired to express themselves creatively in prose or poetry. It may be a wall on a house or historic building, a wall dividing cultures or a personal wall within which inspires you to write. A great opportunity for all ages to be involved .

FREE Workshops were run by John Paul O’Neill to support the project and inspire everyone to join in and write a poem or a short story. These were at Eltham Library on 30th January 2018 ( Write a poem/short story – workshop for adults) and on 3 Feb 2018 2 (Write a poem. Family wokrshop for all ages). These workshops were very successful !

Poems and short stories have now been completed and there were a high level of excellent. entries. The celebratory event with an exhibition and awards took place on World Book Night 23^rd April 2018 at Eltham library and was a great success with over 300 people attending . There were awards for children and adults. We were also entertained by the local Eltham ‘Make a Noise’ Choir The exhibition of a range of entries was on display at Eltham and New Eltham libraries

It is planned that a selection of entries will published in a book of the same name.

Writing on A Wall flyer Eltham Arts PDF

Leading: Gaynor Wingham and Miriam Storey

Songs across a Wall

Singer/song writers were challenged to write and perform their songs around the WALL theme.

We are planning a whole day of WALL songs as part of the Eltham Music Festival in Passey Place , Eltham High St on 21st July 2017. This will give a showcase of local talent. We may also have other events at local venues where singer/songwriters will have an opportunity to perform.

We have produced CD’s in 2016 (Aspects of Winter) and 2017 (A Plateful of Songs) of songs from our challenges , which have been an excellent opportunity for publicity for individuals and the Eltham Arts network. We may be able to produce a CD this time .

Leading: Zahira al Zahira and Dave Kenningham

The Secret Story Garden

Based around the theme of Francis Hodgson Burnett’s book we are working with Eltham Library to developing an outside garden area of the Eltham centre as play and art space. Art works will be developed along with part of the planting. This is dependent on agreement from the building owners. GLL have expressed support for the project

Leading: Miriam Storey

Green Walls

Photographer Sandra Marques looks at the cellular structure of plants. We are considering how this may interface with the secret garden project. Exhibition at the SE9 Container Gallery (Sept/Oct 2018) .

Leading: Pragya Kumar (liaising with Sandra Marques)

My Wall

“My Wall” is a project by photographer Elizabeth Itisor. She aims to capture stories of local people by taking pictures of them against walls. Her final work will result in an exhibition in SE9 Container Gallery.

Leading: Pragya Kumar (liaising with Elizabeth Itisor)

Walls from the Water (The Foundation of Time)

Creative project from found objects (many bricks!) from mudlarking on the River Thames foreshore. No one is sure what will be created but it will be interesting and different! This is an 1860’s brick found at Greenwich from our WALL project display in the Eltham Centre (Nov 2017) . It was the star of the display and a talking point. Dave is an now expert on bricks!

Leading: Dave Kenningham

Over the Wall and Far away : New Eltham shopfront Mural

Mural on a vacant shopfront commissioned by NEBA (New Eltham Business Association). Completed Aug 2017 entitled ‘Over the Wall and Far Away ‘

A fantastic improvement (and talking point) loved by the community. Well done team !

We were delighted and proud that the New Eltham Lights Up community event on 27th Nov 2017 was staged right by the mural with local children carol singing and the lights being turned on by James Serjeant , Headteacher of Wyborne Primary School !

Leading: Pragya Kumar, John Wingham and Zahira Al Zahira

WALL Exhibition at the SE9 Container Gallery

This innovative gallery , designer built from shipping containers, is in the Grounds on St Thomas More Secondary School, Eltham has been booked from 22nd Sept 2018 for four weeks. We are delighted that we will have the opportunity for four Saturdays to have an installation and exhibition of works from the projects and film generated by the project. There may also be other events organised in the gallery during the show.

Leading: John Wingham and Pragya Kumar

The Acting Class – film screening

Eltham Arts were delighted to host a screening of ‘The Acting Class’ at Bob Hope Theatre as a part of their WALL project on Wed 21^st Feb 2018 . This film which focused on the class barriers within the acting profession led to a lively Q and A with the Directors , Tom Stocks and Labour politician Trevor Macfarlane. A good evening with a thought provoking film.

The Acting Class (D.O’Neill & M.Wayne, 2017, 77mins)

All the world’s a stage but not all the players are equal. When Tom Stocks, a young man from Bolton has to turn down a chance to study at the East 15 drama school because he cannot afford the fees, he sets up a campaign to highlight socio-economic exclusion in the arts. Tom is not alone. Actors from working class backgrounds are struggling to get in and get on in an industry stacked against them. Established actors worry about where the next generation of talent from modest backgrounds is going to come from. Christopher Eccleston, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Maxine Peake and Samuel West are among those who feature in this film talking about the barriers to success. And this is an issue not just for those who see their dreams thwarted because they do not have the ‘bank of mom and dad’ to back them. Who gets to be on our stages and screens matters to all of us. Whose stories get told, what images we have of ourselves, who we think ‘we’ are, helps shape our individual and national identities.

Awarded Best UK Feature Film by the Labour Film festival 2017.

Leading: Gaynor Wingham liaising with Inside Film

Wall – the Film

This will be a film to explore some of the issues raised by the WALL theme and document the project. Gaynor will work with photographer Robert Piwko

Filming has started and the film will evolve over the next 6/9 months. documenting projects but also exploring wider issues in our community. We are planning the film will be shown at the SE9 Container Gallery and elsewhere

Leading: Gaynor Wingham

Email elthamarts@aol.co.uk for more information or to discuss a project. or through the website contact.

Eltham Get Writing! Creative writing challenge

September 18, 2017Creative Writing, Eltham, Eltham Arts, Wall ProjectArts, Eltham Arts, Eltham SE9Eltham Arts

Writing on a WALL

Eltham Arts Creative Writing Challenge

Short stories and poetry wanted on the theme of WALL!

What does the word WALL mean to you? Eltham Palace? A garden wall? A hidden wall of shyness? A door in a secret wall? The Berlin wall? Graffiti on a wall? A wall between cultures which can be broken or climbed? Inspired to write a story or poem? Experienced or first-time writer. Have a go.

Prizes and awards for all age groups will be presented at a celebration on World Book Night 23rd April 2018 at The Eltham Centre, 2 Archery Rd, Eltham SE9 1HA.

To submit entries email writingonawall2018@outlook.com or for more information contact ElthamArts@aol.co.uk. Information on the multimedia WALL project on Facebook and on the Eltham Arts website.

Writing on a Wall – Competition Rules.

Short stories up to 300 words and poetry up to 30 lines to be submitted with the theme ‘WALL’ on any subject, but must be suitable for an all age audience, original and unpublished.
This is a community family writing competition. Open to everyone who lives, works, is educated in, belongs to a club or group or shops in London SE9. Indicate which category (e.g. work) if address not SE9.
There will be awards in three age groups (u12, 12 – u18 and over 18)
All ages can enter. If aged under 18 the name and contact details for a parent/guardian must be provided and they must give permission.
If entries are submitted through a school, the school must ensure that parental permission has been given for the entry to be submitted and details provided on request.
Up to four entries are allowed per person with no charge for entry.
All entries are by email. The name of the entrant, age and title must be in the header of the email. (e.g. Chloe Smith over 18 ‘The Wall of my Dreams’).
The short story or poem with a suitable title and the author’s name must be typed on one side of paper and attached to the email.
The email must include name with contact details (name, address, email, phone number) and if the entrant is under 18 details of parental permission or school staff contact.
Schools, colleges and groups may submit entries on UBS memory stick. Contact for details.
Be careful with spelling and grammar as entries will be displayed or published as submitted.
The judges will be looking for an imaginative story or poem with a good use of language.
The closing date of the competition is the end of February 2018.
The judges’ decision is final and neither the judges nor the organisers will enter into any correspondence.
The copyright of the short stories remains with the author. However, authors, by entering the competition, grant the organisers the right to publish and/or broadcast.