SIMON PARSONS applauds an impassioned demonstration of the fundamental role of women in the history and protection of the forest ecosystem
Trade unionist’s criminal debut of note
PETER MONAGHAN highly recommends an exhibition of work that highlights the plight of female precarious workers.
EWAN KOTZ praises a lovingly produced, if bleak offering from the post-punk Brooklyn quartet
CHRIS SEARLE welcomes a new book that makes working class history come alive in a true story of human flesh and aspiration
GORDON PARSONS is intrigued by a contemporary update of a problem play that raises more questions than it answers
New releases from Alice Di Micele, Tim Grimm, and Tereza Catarov
Best Served Cold
by Richard Garner
(Umbria Press, £8.99)
HAVING finally hung up my dancing shoes as the Star’s industrial correspondent, I’ve returned to Liverpool this week for what could be my last trip to a national teaching union conference.
These events have taken me to Cardiff, Brighton and Harrogate over the past three years. They attract a full pack of journalists on the road, as opposed to the depleted industrial corps of three, maximum, that cover the other unions.
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