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Wolds Words Programme Announced

September 30th 2010

	2006 Festival Patron, Margaret Dickinson Charlotte Newton, winner of the 2006 Wolds Words Short Story Competition Wolds Words, the annual literature festival that takes place in and around Louth, Alford and Skegness, will celebrate its 10th year in 2010. This year the festival programme will include events with Nicholas Parsons, former Poet Laureate Andrew Motion, Eric Knoles from the Antiques Roadshow, Archers' actor Charles Collingwood, and fantasy author William Hussey. There will be a series of children's events in local libraries, including storytelling, film screenings and craft activities. Visit the Wolds Words website for more details about who will be appearing and how to book tickets for the events.		Send in your news or comments about Louth. Let us know about local events. Similar Articles Wolds Novelists Release More Words Whilst Wolds Words celebrates literature and nurtures new talent, local novelists have released new work in a range of genres. LCC Ignores Opposition And Closes Libraries Anyway The county council executive met to make their final decision on library cuts. Bibliophiles may want to look away. Round-Up: Authors Condemn Library Cuts Authors react to the library cuts with dismay and outrage, as the consultation results come out and the final decision draws closer. £2.8 Million IT Budget Dwarfs Library Cuts The county council reveals its figures for library support services. They make for brief reading. Out Petitioning For The Libraries The fight to save Lincolnshire libraries from the drastic cuts planned by Lincolnshire County Council goes on.

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