As part of Greater Creatives focus on heritage a competition was set up which asked for sculpture designs from residents in the parish. The winning designs, ...

A first post in a series where we get to know a bit about the Greater Creative working party, the team behind all of the creative goings on in the parish. Fi...

Greater Creative ran two full days of workshops with children aged between 4-11 years old. A total of 38 children attended over the two days! The first works...

We had some wonderful feedback from workshop participants before the festive period. They told us what creative activities they'd been getting up to and also...

Last weekend saw two festive themed creative workshops take place in the parish, in both Newton and Blackwell community centres. The childrens group were tas...

In September working party members Jade & Katie visited Leicester to see the city wide, internationally renound ‘Bring The Paint’ street art festival sites. ...

Greater Creative working party team member Katherine Childs gives us an insight into a workshop day in which the team discussed, shared and generated ideas f...

Footage was captured earlier this year during a development phase for the project. Here's a bit of poetry and personal history from a local resident Sue Ja...

There were mixed feelings and opinions prior to Newton Primary Schools visit to Lakeside Arts in Nottingham. Some children were really excited and others not...

Pupils at Blackwell Primary School took part in a modelling workshop in which they made miners lamps. The workshop began with the display of a miners lamp, n...

As part of the project Westhouses Primary School were treated to a trip To Butterly Station. Local performance artist Ian Pringle accompanied the group dress...

The projects working party members are: Jade Taylor Katie Owens Katharine Childs Ian Newham Tony Gascoyne Dexter Bullock Janet Newham Platform Thirty1 (The p...

WE GOT INVITED TO RUN A DEVELOPMENT PHASE SO THAT WE COULD SHARE OUR LEARNINGS AND APPLY FOR THE GRANT! Proudly, we were 1 of the 14 communities selected to ...

The Creative Civic Change fund was an opportunity launched in 2018 that was funded by Big Lottery Fund, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, and Local Trust. ...