Tim Relf
Journalist at Freelance
Penguin-published novelist. Poet-in-residence at Leicester Botanic Garden. Golden retriever wrangler.
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2 weeks ago |
tempusmagazine.co.uk | Tim Relf
A road diversion in 2022 changed Paul McKeown’s life. He was driving home to a town near Leicester, but an accident on the A14 sent him on unfamiliar roads down to Welland Valley. “I ended up in a village called Great Easton,” he recalls. “The sun was shining and I got out of the car and walked around.
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3 weeks ago |
thebookseller.com | Tim Relf
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2 months ago |
msn.com | Tim Relf
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2 months ago |
standard.co.uk | Tim Relf
Sign up for your inside guide to buying, renting and decorating in London from our award-winning expertsI would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. The Welland Valley is part of an area often dubbed ‘the Notswolds’ on account of it being as beautiful as the Cotswolds, but without the price tag.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
fwi.co.uk | Tim Relf
A farmer is taking the concept of “local” to a whole new level in an initiative involving pigs, pubs, and pints. Ellie Uppal, who farms 80ha at Great Easton in Leicestershire, has partnered with the nearby Langton Brewery, feeding her Oxford Sandy and Black pigs with the grain generated as by-product of the brewing process.
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Delighted to have a poem in the new issue of @PoetryBrum. This is a fine journal, edited by @naushsabah. Particularly gratifying to be alongside writers I admire so much, including Gerry Cambridge of @thedarkhorsemag, @CamilleRalphs_ and @neilsonandrew. https://t.co/y2Gt67UBWb
This is a fantastic interview. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
I interviewed Andrew Motion and Michael Hofmann for @PoetryBrum. Two jolly extracts here, but you'll have to buy the mag to learn why AM thinks 'all poetry is performance poetry', or why MH 'can see American poetry growing a little curly tail, like the last of the Buendías'. https://t.co/noxPJ9LxvD
'Death is what gets poets out of bed in the morning' - my new column about the poetry publishing sector in @bookseller @LisaDMKelly @TATFS @ignitionpress @prototypepubs @NiallMunro @tseliotprize @ForwardPrizes @Carcanet @GinaRozner @abosimian https://t.co/coSbOUAYxi
