Take a look at our web site http://www.brontemediaservices.co.uk/ for details of the creative writing classes, both online and one to one, which we are offering.
It seems a natural progression to offer our forty years experience in the writing and publishing business to those just starting out. There are no upper or lower age limits for those wishing to enroll and no costly commitment often found with other companies.
From the heart of Haworth, the blog for Bronte Media, Voice of the Valleys and Graham Smith
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Saturday, 17 July 2010
Under age drinking and vandalism
I was in Central Park and was disgusted to see another incident of under age drinking. A young yob of around 12 years of age deliberately smashed his empty beer bottle within yards of the small children's play area.
The lager bottle was made of green glass so many of the pieces will remain invisible on the grass.
If he is doing that at 12 what will he be like at 18?
The lager bottle was made of green glass so many of the pieces will remain invisible on the grass.
If he is doing that at 12 what will he be like at 18?
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
Bronte Radio
It's coming soon to a computer near you.....Bronte Radio, and I am looking out for volunteers to do programmes of interest within the Worth Valley and beyond.
Water shortage!
Isn't it marvellous? A few weeks of dry weather after a horrendous winter and now THIS
Monday, 12 July 2010
Heritage comments are hysterical says Parish Council chairman
Comments made by the Heritage Council about Haworth's heritage have been labelled "hysterical" by our Parish Council chairman, Coun John Huxley.
See HERE
Exactly. Now let's see a few of the knockers pulling together to see just what can be achieved.
See HERE
Exactly. Now let's see a few of the knockers pulling together to see just what can be achieved.
Sunday, 11 July 2010
Wall of Art
Well done to everyone who has contributed to Haworth's magnificent Wall of Art on Main Street. It's a credit to the talent of the village.
Friday, 9 July 2010
Very bad!
I've now had the time to study the in depth report of English Heritage on Haworth's at risk status.
It must have taken them ages to get it together. It says: "Condition. Very bad. Expected to show some improvement." That's it!
Has someone been paid to compile that?
Very bad what?
Where do we need to improve?
Should we apply for a Lottery grant?
Would English Heritage have the courtesy to talk to to a few local residents? I rather think they would get more than seven words.
It must have taken them ages to get it together. It says: "Condition. Very bad. Expected to show some improvement." That's it!
Has someone been paid to compile that?
Very bad what?
Where do we need to improve?
Should we apply for a Lottery grant?
Would English Heritage have the courtesy to talk to to a few local residents? I rather think they would get more than seven words.
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