It’s only there to make you angry, kids. That’s what it’s there for. But it wasn’t always the case

The winners of the inaugural Bylines Network national poetry competition will be announced by livestream next week

Rugby league’s saviours say it must go global or die (again), echoing the same hype and failures from the last...

When the country crumbled, I turned to pies. Politics is messy – gravy isn’t. Happy birthday Yorkshire Bylines!

AI this, Zuckers! A poetic tale of how to disappear up your own rabbit hole aka How To Destroy A Business

The Boggarts – a group of some of the country’s top writers – are crowdfunding to produce an anthology of...

Experiencing the joys of the small music venue – the vibrant, immersive launchpads for bands like Oasis and newer artists...

It’s all about the climate! It’s all about the economy! It’s all about Gaza! It’s all about the parking!

A wet nerd in a wet suit drowned out by protesters, saying stuff no one can hear that doesn’t make...

Showered with 5-star reviews, English Teacher produce a Northern classic that looks forwards in a retro-facing world

A teacher recounts how a novel approach to behaviour transformed both the teaching and learning experiences in his classes

Passionate vignettes from the forgotten world “where all the screens are set to sports channels but there are no sports...

In a long journey from the mead halls and winter feasts, a brilliant retelling of Beowulf brings the ancient saga...

What can we learn about ourselves from the natural world? A poetry event celebrating ‘wonky animals’ may hold some answers

Whittaker, a quiet riot of beige and brown, was as much the 1970s as the cover of David Bowie’s Aladdin...

Jimmy Andrex shares his dreams in his latest poem

Jimmy Andrex surveys the eager contenders standing in today’s by-elections

Some may be happy to take guidance from political luminaries but there are other ways to enjoy poetry from the...

Jimmy Andrex takes a wry look at the way BBC television news presentation has changed since the 1970s

Directions to the Sunlit Uplands. Spoken word poem. (From a tweet by Sir Florence Johnson).

Chapel FM arts centre stages a new play celebrating the ‘homes from home' we find in our community and emphasises...

Gary Lineker has just discovered that speaking accurately with a moral conscience in ‘Global Britain’ can result in a tide...

For his PPPie of the week, Jimmy Andrex reviews Poets, Prattlers, and Pandemonialists: Whose Round Is It Anyway? at Carriageworks,...

Jimmy Andrex shares his latest piece of poetry

“When something needs to be done, doing nothing feels horrible.” Yorkshire poet Clare Shaw is appealing for support for artists...

Wakefield? It’s all shut down shops, right? Jimmy Andrex challenges some stereotypes of this Yorkshire city

Banzai! Achtung! Down with that sort of thing! A guide to enjoying the World Cup for those with ethical concerns

Jimmy Andrex reviews Marina Hyde's appearance at Off the Shelf, Octagon Theatre, Sheffield and asks “what’s the point of satire?”

Can music help win a war? An electronic pop duo from Lviv is touring the UK to raise money for...

Jimmy Andrex is inspired to revisit his encounter with a pro-Truss ‘poet’ and concludes there’s an awful lot of awful...