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Sylvia Pankhurst: A Mural Celebrating Courage, Equality and Humanitarianism
Explore my 2018 mural proposal celebrating Sylvia Pankhurst, combining feminist history, suffrage symbolism and humanitarianism. Although unsuccessful, the project continues to inspire my plans for future Pankhurst-inspired art commissions.
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The Poppies Have Returned for the 4th Year in a Row — A Story of Renewal, Memory & Hope
A breathtaking River of Poppies now cascades from the tower of Christ Church United Reformed Church in Port Sunlight. Created by local knitters, community groups, and Green Watch from Bromborough Fire Station, the installation honours those who served and sacrificed, symbolising remembrance, unity, and the enduring spirit of the village.
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River of Light Liverpool 2026: A City Transformed by Light and Imagination
Explore River of Light Liverpool 2026 with local artist and writer Alison Little. Discover illuminated sculptures, colourful installations and waterfront wonders celebrating Liverpool’s creative spirit. Running until 1 November, despite a storm-delayed start, this annual festival keeps the legacy of the city’s 2008 Capital of Culture year alive.
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October Newsletter: Art, Autumn Adventures and a Little Wonder
October has been a month of art, culture and autumn adventures. From Liverpool’s River of Light and Superlambanana memories to street art, David Hockney, Sylvia Pankhurst, affordable fancy dress and autumn running, discover the latest stories, creative projects and inspirations from Alison Little.
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Streetlights and Strides: Women Running After Dark
After a summer of heatwaves, the darker evenings are here—but that doesn’t mean giving up your running routine. 🌙 Discover practical safety tips for women running after dark, from reflective clothing and head torches to personal alarms, route planning and LED collars for running with your dog. Stay visible, feel confident and keep chasing those…
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David Hockney at Tate Modern: Exploring Man in Shower in Beverly Hills
Discover David Hockney’s Man in Shower in Beverly Hills at Tate Modern in London. Explore the artist’s vibrant use of colour, fascination with water, and pioneering depictions of male identity and desire, alongside highlights from a day exploring one of London’s leading modern art galleries.
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Looking Fabulous in Fancy Dress without Breaking the Bank
Looking for fancy dress ideas that won’t break the bank? Discover how to create fun, affordable, and unforgettable costumes for any themed event — all for under £20! From DIY hacks and charity shop finds to clever reuse ideas and classic themes like the 80s or fairy tales, this guide is packed with inspiration for…
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From Skateparks to Viaducts: Discovering Graffiti in High Wycombe
Explore High Wycombe graffiti, from a skatepark’s haunted mound to religious inscriptions and a striking blue creature. Discover what the town’s street art reveals about identity, faith, youth culture and the changing use of public space.
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Creating My Ideal Week: Work, Running, Creativity and Family
Discover my ideal week, balancing productive workdays with running, hiking challenges, creative hobbies, reading, family time and adventures with my Jack Russell, Austin. It’s all about finding a healthier balance between achieving goals, staying connected with loved ones and making time for the things that bring joy.
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Maus: Art Spiegelman’s Graphic Novel Like No Other
Art Spiegelman’s Maus transformed the graphic novel into a serious literary form, exploring the Holocaust through powerful animal symbolism, stark illustrations and deeply personal family history. From the horrors of Auschwitz to transgenerational trauma and the complexities of identity, discover why this Pulitzer Prize-winning work remains one of the most important graphic novels ever written.
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