Statues aren’t about history they are about adoration. This man was not great, he was a slave trader and a murderer.
Historian @DavidOlusoga brilliantly explains why BLM protestors were right to tear down the statue of Edward Colston.
HS2 AN UPDATE - and it is with terrible regret that I have to report that the judges have declined our application for a Judicial Review and an injunction to stop the destruction of ancient woodlands @LeighDay_Law were brilliant and I’m not giving up https://t.co/HYRtfnJyp6
Newly longlisted for the #RSLOndaatje Prize, 'Nia' is the latest novel from award-winning author Robert Minhinnick. You can get 20% off by signing up to our bookclub when ordering through our website https://t.co/8kzDpfSa0t @ffornwg
Winner of the Wales Book of the Year Award 2018 Robert Minhinnick @ffornwg will be presenting his recent collaborative film Diary of the Last Man @SwanseaFringe on Saturday 6 October. Don't miss this beguiling cinematic experience and Fringe highlight!
Still chance to see Diary of The Last Man on the big screen! Friday 5th Oct, 7pm at The Muse, Brecon and Saturday 6th, 5pm at Cinema & Co, @FringeSwansea. Film screening followed by poetry reading and Q&A with @ffornwg Robert Minhinnick.
Screening @ Hay, May 28th. Using performance, interview, abstract imagery and elements of found media Park6 have created a highly personal film about the writer Robert Minhinnick @ffornwg. Featuring work from his #WBOTY18 shortlisted collection. https://t.co/3YNWqnqR9V
Feb 5th - 18.30 to 20.00, Bangor University (Main Arts Lecture Theatre)
We're delighted to be welcoming leading Welsh poet Robert Minhinnick for a reading from his new book Diary of the Last Man, along with a film on his work by Eamon Bourke.
The event is free and open to all.