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“The Christmas Dinner” in Manchester

Posted on October 22, 2013 by Lemn Sissay

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The Christmas Dinner is a pop up organisation of twelve professionals in the North West of England with over an hundred years experience of working with young people. We have come together to Read more [...]

Posted in Main Page, The Christmas Dinner | Tagged #careleaverscharter, 20 stories high, @amzpr, @janeparenting, @Nat89atk, @TACTcare, @UKParliament, @VoiceYP, @wiredaerial, @XSARA, ADCS, adoptionuk, anationalvoice, Andrew Webb, anv, Association of Directors of Children's Services, Baaf, Barnardos, BBC Media City, BBC North West, Ben Ashcroft, Big House Theatre, British Association of Addoption and fostering, CALM, Care leaver, Care leavers Association, Care Leavers Foundation, CareLeavers, Carrie Wilson, Caspar News, Catch22, childrenscommissioner, Contact Theatre, CORAM, Coram Voice, David Akinsanka, Deborah Browntree, Delsierene Waul, Edward Timpson, Fifty One Moves, Guardian Newspaper, Huddersfield University, Ian Dickson, Inspire, Jamie Byng, jamiebyng, Janet Rich, judekelly, Learn2Listen, Lemn Sissay, Lisa Dwan, Liz Aitken, Louise Wallwein, Maggie Atkinson, Mancehster City Council, Manchester City Council, manchester Evening News, mark attwood, mark riddell, mary Campbell Whareham, Melody Loses Her Mojo, MEN, michaelrosen, Mike Livingstone, NCAS, NCLW13, Nick Page, notquitethegoodlife, NSPCC, Oldham Children Services, Paul Cassidy, preciouswilliams, Pure Innovations, Robert Ritchie, Rod Kippen, Ruth Stivey, Salford Children Services, Sarah Sturmey, Siblings Together, Simon Rudin, Society, southbankcentre, Stockport Children Services, TACT, The Tope Project, Tom Bloxham, trafford Children Services, who cares trust, Wo Cares, WYP | 7 Replies

Highlights of the Week: A room with a view to Ethiopia.

Posted on April 26, 2013 by Lemn Sissay

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This is a run down of my week. I bump in to Jude Kelly and Jan Younghusband with my friend Lisa Dwan an international PR for The Onesie at Southbank centre. Jude takes us up – as ever – to A Room Read more [...]

Posted in Main Page | Tagged Big House Theatre, Bighousetheatre, Book Club Boutique, cannongatebooks, Charles Dance, Fuel, Fuel theatre, Hibrow, Jan Younghusband, Jude Kelly, Lisa Dwan, mark Haddon, New Music Biennial, Onesie, Salena Godden, Sarah Dunnant, Sebastian Barry, southbankcentre, the roundhouse, WBN, Worldbooknight | Leave a reply

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