The Media Centre

Regional Voices celebrates new work from three of the best poets in the region, Milner Place has had ten collections published. American poet, Todd Moore, writes of his poetry: 'His work is just simply unique, one of a kind, and in a class all by itself.’ Milner will read from his latest collection Naked Invitation, Lapwing Publications. Nina Boyd’s poems take a wry glance at the darker side of human relationships and family life; humorous and perceptive, they are never afraid of letting blood. Jim Greenhalf’s latest collection, The Man In The Mirror, is his eleventh collection of orginal poetry. 

Box Office: 01484 430528 | www.thelbt.org

Keith Evans of CIDA joins us for Knowledge Sandwich, our monthly lunch-and-learn session, to explore innovation and what it means for your company. CIDA can also help people with up to £3000 of innovation support as part of a partnership with Business Link. 

Are you interested in using blogs, text messages, Facebook, Twitter and other free web sites (sometimes called “social media”) to help a group or organisation that you belong to? Want to find out how you can use free websites and services to organise activities, promote events, collect feedback and keep a record of everything you do?

Monthly networking in Connect over coffee and cake for industry professionals and anyone else interested in digital media.

Acoustic Revolutionaries showcases the best new music from 16-25 year olds in Kirklees.

Join us this month for Stefan Melbourne, Jack Flash and this months headline act Alec Townsend.

Bite Size seminars with Ramsdens Solicitors and The Media Centre. This month we look at managing difficult people.

Contact Sinead Sopala on 01484 558087 or emial sinead.sopala@ramsdens.co.uk to reserve your place. Places are limited, and will be offered on a first come first served basis.

Everybody’s talking, but who’s listening? 

Provocative udeas and a stimulating debate in Cafe Ollo. March's events looks at 'The Death of Democracy?'.

Please watch this space for more information.

Diane Earles, the Regional Director of CIM North, will be available at The Media Centre to talk to anyone who is interested in marketing.

 Are you interested in using blogs, text messages, Facebook, Twitter and other free web sites (sometimes called “social media”) to help a group or organisation that you belong to? Want to find out how you can use free websites and services to organise activities, promote events, collect feedback and keep a record of everything you do?

Catch up with the latest Media Centre gossip over a coffee and a bacon sandwich. Everyone welcome.

Bite Size Seminars with Ramsden Solicitors and The Media Centre. This month we look at how to be an outstanding Manager.

Please contact Sinéad Sopala on 01484 558 087 or email sinead.sopala@ramsdens.co.uk to reserve your place. Places are limited and will be offered on a first come first served basis.

Monthly networking in Connect over coffee and cake for industry professionals and anyone interested in digital media and technology.

Acoustic Revolutionaries showcases the best new music from 16-25 year olds in Kirklees. 

This month: Joe Rhead, Sweet soul from Extra Curricular front man Thabo Mkwananzi and back again to bless us with his original style, John Hills.

Doors open at 8pm

£2 on the door.

Business Link's mobile advice centre will be close at handat The Media Centre, just off Friendly Street, in the open court yard area.

Charlie Brook of Parkglobe will be exploring the strategies for making money on the internet, acquiring additional revenue streams from advertising, affiliate marketing, and physical and virtual products.

This event is free, but places are limited, so please book early. Contact us at info@the-media-centre.co.uk

Catch up with the latest Media Centre gossip over a coffee and a bacon sandwich. Everyone welcome.

Are you interested in using blogs, text messages, Facebook, Twitter and other free web sites (sometimes called “social media”) to help a group or organisation that you belong to? Want to find out how you can use free websites and services to organise activities, promote events, collect feedback and keep a record of everything you do?

Come along to one of our free drop-in advice sessions for community and voluntary groups, clubs, societies and small arts organisations.