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News release: The Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, West Yorkshire is appealing for help from funding bodies and members of the public...

Review by Richard Wilcocks: Hareton disturbed me the most in this film based on Wuthering Heights . Dour before his time, he appears now...

The Bronte Weather Project is a year long research residency by Rebecca Chesney based at the Parsonage which began in September 2011. Dur...

Afternoon Tea with Bonnie Greer and the Brontës Richard Wilcocks writes: This event was sold out soon after it wa...

News release from the Parsonage: There are plenty of reasons to visit the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth this half-term week, with ...

Maddalena De Leo (Ascea Marina, Italy) sent the Parsonage Blog this introduction to her new novel in Italian -  Mai più...

Penelope Jenkins writes about a Brontë Society event with the writer of the new film, Moira Buffini, and its producer, Alison Owen, which...

News Release from the Parsonage: Autumn/Winter Contemporary Arts Programme The Parsonage will launch its new season Contemporary ...

Paul Daniggelis writes: This brief survey below was prompted by reviews and trailers of the new It is primarily designed to satisfy my...

Photo by Nobby Clark Richard Wilcocks writes: Blake Morrison’s new play We are Three Sisters has opened at the Viaduct Theatre in H...

Afternoon Tea with Bonnie Greer and the Brontës is the title of an event which is part of the Ilkley Literature Festival. Tickets are shif...