Peace News magazine is back on stands after two years

Our friends in the North Sea

‘The pub is overshadowed by an impending cloud of death’

‘Most of the time the book chooses me’

‘History belongs to those who write it down – and so much of this stuff wasn’t being written down’

Land’s end? Farmer drama in Derek vs Derek

‘Like The Beatles in Liverpool, Madness was the folk music of the day’

Review: Take It Or Leave It

Next up in the Gene sequence

Flock stars! Beast of Mossy Bottom is a good-natured, hilarious romp

‘People were forced to fight back – there was racism absolutely everywhere’

A stitch in time: how Bayeux Tapestry offers an important reminder of the nuances of history

Dip into free open air film event at street party

‘A camera gives you a reason to interact with people’

What can you do with a degree in ecology? Go out to work on the Grand Union Canal

‘Millions’ set to join carnival celebrations

We Out Here… a joyous event for discerning festival-goers

Ridley Scott’s cliché-riddled take on a civilisation crumbling is silly, but watchable

‘For a few years, I wasn’t able to write – I was so annoyed with how I had been treated’

‘I feel it is important to track how Carnival has evolved down the years’