Newton Longville's Lisa Schneidau tells tales of the British landscape

Author, storyteller, environmentalist and Newton Longville native Lisa Schneidau brings 'The Tangle of the Commons,' the story of the British landscape and our relationship with the wild things around us, to Tales Tattled & Told at the Rectory Cottages in Bletchley on Saturday, 17 February 2024. Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start.

This is a programme of old tales, laced with history, ecology and a hefty dose of the ridiculous. Expect malevolent fairies, dastardly robber kings, slimy boggarts and a particularly disgruntled wild pig.

Tickets are £6 online through WeGotTickets.com and £8 at the door.

Stephen Hobbs hosts another joyous evening of storytelling and acoustic music at the historic Rectory Cottages at 49 Church Green Rd, Bletchley, MK3 6BJ.

With more stories by Lynette Hill, Lou Tribus and Peter Boyce and the music of Deck Dexter.

This event is intended for ages 16 and older.

Parking is free on Church Green Road and nearby. The Cottages are just a short walk from Bletchley’s railway station.

We regret that the 500-year-old building is not yet accessible for wheelchairs.

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