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Tag : Manchester

28 Feb 2025

TWILIGHT PHOTOWALK WALKDEN STATION RHS BRIDGEWATER

TWILIGHT PHOTOWALK WALKDEN TOWARDS RHS BRIDGEWATER FREE! TUESDAY 25TH MARCH 6.15PM – 8.15PM Join me for an illuminating photography walk from Walkden Station towards the RHS Bridgewater Gardens through Parr Fold Park and down past the East Lancs. The walk affords a variety of scenery as we pass through parkland, some woods and a 1930s estate ( which contains a very old farmhouse ). As twilight descends there will be a magical atmosphere, so that along the journey there will […]

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PHOTOWALKS
04 Feb 2025

LUNCHTIME TALK AT NT CASTLEFIELD VIADUCT

Join me on February 12th at 1pm for a free talk, hosted by the National Trust Castlefield Gallery. I will be showing work on screen, and discussing the NQL project, and the changes I’ve observed in the cities of Manchester and Salford during my time making this work over the past 10 years, when there has been so much change. Tickets are free, but places are limited. To book visit THIS LINK

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TALKS AND EVENTS
02 Feb 2025

JOAN – A DOCUMENTARY

This short documentary features Joan Hibberd, now over 100 years old, a life long Socialst activist, who was born and bred in Trafford, south of Manchester. Directed by Simon Buckley Additional camera & editing Pete Tomkies With great thanks to the Joan, and all her family. Also, to Kate Green and Stretford Urmston CLP or supporting the film

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FILM
26 Dec 2024

NOT QUITE LIGHT REFORM RADIO DECEMBER 2024

Join Not Quite Light for an eclectic mix of field recordings and delicious music… This month we wander back through recordings from 2024, including a strange trip to Egypt in the Spring. Music features tracks by Morton Feldman, Fairuz, Julie Cooper and Vig Mihaly. LISTEN HERE PLAYLIST

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PODCASTS
12 Dec 2024

MIDDLEWOOD LOCKS SALFORD 7.27AM

MIDDLEWOOD LOCKS 7.27AM Walking towards Middlewood Locks, down Oldfield Road in Salford at around 6.40am, I was passed by a young man carrying on his back a case containing a tuba, or maybe a euphonium. His head was down, lost in thought as he made his way, I assumed, to some orchestral practice somewhere. I’m not sure why I found this slightly absurd, but I did. I wondered, should he practise at home, what it must be like living next […]

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