
- Date
- 18 December 2023 - 16:30
Benjamin Zephaniah, a friend of the British Council
Rachel Willcocks and Sinead Russell look back at the life, work and impact of Benjamin Zephaniah and his friendship with the British Council.
- Tags
- Literature
Voices
Rachel Willcocks and Sinead Russell look back at the life, work and impact of Benjamin Zephaniah and his friendship with the British Council.
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