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Sam Wonfor

Newcastle upon Tyne
As seen in: CULTURED. North East, The Daily Mirror, Yahoo News UK, The Chronicle, The Journal Newcastle, Press Gazette, TeessideLive, The Northern Echo, Northumberland Gazette, Standard Issue
North East writer. Founder and co-editor @culturemag. Wife of 1; Mum of 2. Like the Fog on the Tyne, these views are all mine.
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Culture Digest 12.06.26

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By Sam Wonfor
| CULTURED. North East
New warehouse venue launches in Ouseburn A cultural venue is opening in Ouseburn this weekend, adding another creative string to the bow of one of Newcastle’s most creative neighbourhoods. Ouseburn. Event. Space. on Lime Street, is a new warehouse and yard venue bringing together a mix of independent food, drink and creative businesses, including Wylam Brewery, Nomad Kababi and Deep North.
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The human cost of war explored in new exhibition

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By Sam Wonfor
| CULTURED. North East
From left, Cllr Karen Allison, Durham County Council’s Cabinet member for leisure, tourism, regeneration and high street, with Carolyn Ball, County Archivist, at the new exhibition, A Debt Beyond Words, at The Story A new exhibition exploring the human cost of war has opened at The Story, shining a light on how conflict has shaped lives and communities across County Durham.
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National win for Northumbria film graduates

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By Sam Wonfor
| CULTURED. North East
Ben Pywell (centre) and his film-making colleagues pick up the RTS Student Award for Best Entertainment and Comedy in London A comedy short by a team of Northumbria University graduates has won national recognition at the 2026 Royal Television Society Student Awards in London What Now?, a comedy about an inept robber, won the Best Entertainment and Comedy prize, beating student productions from across the UK and Ireland.
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