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DUFFERS at the Headingley Literature Festival, Leeds
A play about Ransome's life is part of the Festival programme
Swallows and Amazons listed amongst the classics
Swallows and Amazons was listed amongst the classics at the Downing Street launch of the UK National Year of Reading.
London Times endorses Swallows and Amazons
Today's Times comments positively on Ransome's ethos, and the BBC's plans to bring Swallows and Amazons back to the big screen
Old Peter's Russian Tales airs on BBC7 during Christmas Week
Another chance to catch Ransome's Russian folk tales first played on Radio 4
First edition S & A goes for £5,000 at auction
Tennants Auctioneers' sale exceeds expectations again
Mixed Moss is delayed until the New Year
The TARS journal won't be sent out to members until January 2008
Arthur Ransome's Lake District by Jon Sparks
New photography book beautifully captures the real-life inspiration behind the locations in the books
Blood Red Snow White by Marcus Sedgwick
New novel has as its subject Ransome's time during the Russian Revolution
Blood Red Snow White shortlisted for Costa Children's Book Award
Book about Arthur Ransome's time in Russia makes the cut
Sail the Humber in traditional craft on 19 & 20 July 2008
Not-to-be-missed opportunity to sail a traditional Humber keel and sloop
New screen version of Swallows and Amazons
BBC Films announces new version of family favourite in development
TARS 2008 Calendar now on sale
The Society's first ever calendar of photographs showing Ransome locations is now available
Pigeon Post bookmark now available
Produced to coincide with the celebrations to mark 70 years of the Carnegie Medal award
The TARS Stall re-opens
The TARS Stall is once more open for business and ready to take your order(s)...
TARS LITERARY WEEKEND – Stop Press
Last minute changes, bookings still being taken and attendee FAQ's
TARS LITERARY WEEKEND – Stop Press
Last minute changes, bookings still being taken and attendee FAQ's
DUFFERS a sell-out success
Sailing the Humber
