Join us at the Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery on the 1st of December for an evening of convivial local storytelling, food and drink. Join your local groups and organisations, such as the NFU, Natural England, The Great Fen Project and Angling Trust,Read more
As part of ‘The Reasons’ in the Bevills Leam Catchment, a project funded by AHRC Connected Communities, Loughborough University is organising an evening of convivial local storytelling, food and drink at the Ramsey Rural Museum on the 7th of June, 7pm-10pm. The title ofRead more
Professor Mike Wilson, Dr Antonia Liguori and Dr Lyndsey Bakewell (DRY Project team members from Loughborough University) have been awarded funding from AHRC Connected Communities to create a new, performative methodology, based on traditional practices, to support communities in collective problem-solving andRead more
Professor Mike Wilson (Loughbrough University) describes ‘La Rasgioni’ as a traditional form of performative orality that aims to solve arguments, conflicts and disputes within the community by drawing upon experiential knowledge, reconciling opposing views and conflicting interests in a wayRead more