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There’s trouble at t’mill! A glimpse of the launch event for This Slavery graphic novel last year, contributors and links below…

Rickard Sisters

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The location is the stunning Queen Street Mill Burnley (Lancashire.gov.uk/museums) and the film was made by the fantastic Huckleberry Films (huckleberryfilms.co.uk)

huckleberryfilms.co.ukVideo Production | Huckleberry Films | EnglandHuckleberry Films offers high quality live action and animated film production and media content across the UK.

Rickard Sisters

@rickardsisters.com

The ballad singer is the indomitable Jennifer Reid jenniferballads.bsky.social and the actor is Áine Salha of Burnley Youth Theatre (burnleyyouththeatre.org)

jenniferballads.bsky.socialJennifer Reid (@jenniferballads.bsky.social)19thC Lancashire dialect, broadside ballads, weaving & community arts. Disrupting the folk scene since 2015. Barb in #TheGallowsPole. 📸 insta: jenniferballadss

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Rickard Sisters

@rickardsisters.com

The choir at the end is East Lancs Clarion Choir (east-Lancs-clarion-choir.org.uk if you fancy joining in) and the whole thing was supported by the Pendle Radicals (PendleRadicals.org.uk) and of course @artscouncilengland.bsky.social. Incredible team - would recommend working with any and all ♥️

pendleradicals.org.ukPendle Radicals – Extraordinary stories of radical thinkers