That old theatre adage of “never work with children or animals” must have been uttered by people who hadn’t experienced the talent and professionalism of the cast of Annie, which we were lucky enough to be invited to the press night of.

Broadmasters, the festival that takes place in Newquay every summer have now released their full line up with plenty of exciting acts to get your dancing the nights away, as well as some surprises for you during the event.

With the Oscars coming up  and everyone talking about Britain’s favourite actress, Olivia Coleman, we thought we would put together some spots you can visit that are appearing in this year’s Oscar contenders.

Following the previously announced Friday night headliner Stormzy and the Sunday teatime legend Kylie, Glastonbury Festival havw now confirmed this year’s final two Pyramid Stage headliners, alongside a first list of acts playing the Pyramid, Other, West Holts, John Peel and Park stages.

According to research by actual scientists, spending the weekend at a festival could actually be really good for your health and if that’s not a good enough excuse to book a ticket and get a bag packed, then what is?

There really are conventions for every interest! Whether you are into tattoos or trains or comics, there is an event for you and if you are heading to your first tattoo convention this year, here are a few tips to help you through the day.

You’ve heard of the likes of Glastonbury, Hey on Wye Festival and Reading and Leeds. People actually have full on breakdowns over the race for tickets and eagerly await the announcements confirming the line up, but Britain is also home to some more unusual festivals…

The popular Foodies Festival returns with celebrity acts on the menu. The UK's biggest celebration of food and drink has set a date to return with a mouth-watering line-up of star chefs and major live music acts.

Sherlock Holmes is one of the UK’s greatest inventions, originally written as a serial in Victorian newspapers by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, he has become a key figure in British Literature and while you might think that going on a Sherlock related trail of the country will limit you to Baker Street in London but you’d be wrong!

Spending just 10 minutes a day reading and sharing stories with children can make a difference to their development and wellbeing. To celebrate World Book Day (7 March 2019) many National Trust places will be holding special events for little and big bookworms alike.