Sherwood: what lies beneath?
James Graham and David Morrissey tell us about their powerful new police drama, set in a Nottinghamshire mining town.
Read moreMatt has made films, written dozens of articles for an eclectic range of publications, and arranged several events to reflect Nottingham's creativity and ensures it continues to thrive as the communications manager at Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature. He also runs a local community magazine in Beeston, The Beestonian, which is now in its tenth year of publication. He enjoys reading, his local nature reserve and exploring the weirdness of his home town and city.
James Graham and David Morrissey tell us about their powerful new police drama, set in a Nottinghamshire mining town.
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