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listenupnorth episodes

  • Emily Inspires! writing competiton
    Suffragette Emily Davison was fatally wounded under the King's racehorse at The Epsom Derby. To commemorate the centenary of her death & to celebrate her Northumberland roots, listenupnorth.com ran a writing competition with Northumberland County Council & Greater Morpeth Development Trust sponsored by the Arts Council England

    Listen to the winning entries

    14 min
  • Hartley Pit Disaster 1862 – Remembered in Poetry
    To commemorate 150 years since the disaster, Northern Voices Community Projects produced Still the Sea Rolls On – The Hartley Pit Calamity of 1862 with contributions of writing, drawings & photographs by local people. From this book, we recorded a selection of poetry which was recorded at the historic Mining Institute, Newcastle upon Tyne.
    22 min
  • The Dreamer by Agnes Frain
    3rd prize in our romantic 'Celia' Short Story Competition A spoof romantic story from a short story competition encouraging new writing in the style of Celia. Alice the practical joker has gone too far this time. Afraid to return to work, the boss pays her a visit ...
    13 min
  • Fulfilment by Irene Styles
    2nd prize in our Celia romantic short story competition A spoof romantic story from a short story competition encouraging new writing in the style of Celia. The waiter at a Sorrento hotel is not all that he seems ... Read by 'Celia' actor Penny Lamport
    11 min
  • The Want for a Kiss by David Graham Ward
    Winner of First Prize in our Celia Romantic Short Story Competition

    A spoof romantic story from a short story competition encouraging new writing in the style of Celia.

    A lovable rogue, a princess & her stern father – will it end happy ever after? Read by 'Celia' actor Penny Lamport

    13 min

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Taking North East culture to a global audience: a cornucopia of radio plays, monologues, poetry, stories real and imagined, oral history.