Free

20 Sep 2025

Sustainability Panel: The Present

What can a poem do that’s special, to connect us with the natural world day to day?

Event Details
Date 20 Sep 2025
Times 12.30-1.30pm
Location Bradford City Library

Join Kathleen Jamie and other guests as they explore what it means to write in these extraordinary times, when so much that we took for granted seems to be shifting.

Credits
BBC Contains Strong Language is a partnership between the BBC, Word Up North and Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture. It is supported by Arts Council England.

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Poet Kirsty Taylor wearing a green jacket performs using a microphone. Poet Kirsty Taylor wearing a green jacket performs using a microphone.

Part of BBC Contains Strong Language

The UK’s biggest poetry and performance festival for new writing is coming to Bradford for the first time.

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