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Review: Hansel And Gretel at Bury Met
Fairytales are everywhere at the moment – not that they’ve been away – but we’ve become rather obsessed of late.
Read the full story..O’Hooley & Tidow on the folk ale trail
Folk used to be the preserve of beardy blokes in Arran sweaters singing about nautical disasters.
Read the full story..We Will Be Free! – The Tolpuddle Martyrs
If your life depended on it, could you explain who the Tolpuddle Martyrs were?
Read the full story..Kate Rusby talks to Northern Soul
Kate Rusby is something of a legend, which is some going for someone who is the same age as I am (39, since you ask). Occasionally known as the Barnsley Nightingale, Rusby has been described as the “first lady of young folkies”.
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