The Westmoreland Gazette reports that Tunstall church has launched a £500,000 appeal for repairs.
St John the Baptist Church in Tunstall, located in North Lancashire and famed for its links to the Brontë sisters, hopes to raise the funds for specialist conservation of its windows, stonework and parapets.
A recent survey found that several stained glass windows are in urgent need of repair, including those depicting Joan of Arc, St George, and St Michael. [...]
The Grade I listed church was attended by the Brontë sisters during their time at school in nearby Cowan Bridge and later appeared as Brocklebridge Church in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre. (Sonia Veneziani-Rocha)
Variety and others announce that House feat. John Cale by Charli XCX for Wuthering Heights 2026 has been nominated to the Song - Feature Film category of the Hollywood Music In Media Awards. Also Nicolette Di Dia for Music Supervision - Film.
Speaking of Wuthering Heights 2026,
The Guardian can no longer discuss films without mentioning it. In an article about the film Wicker getting the 4DX treatment:
The undeniable success of Wicker in 4DX (if many giggly “getting that wick” TikToks are to be believed) raises the question: is there a future for 4DX in erotic movies? Could we next see a Fifty Shades of Grey or Basic Instinct rerelease in 4DX? Could the format have saved Emerald Fennell’s should-be horny Wuthering Heights? Wicker may have opened fifth in the North American box office, but it has already achieved the improbable: unlocking new, tantalizing and ridiculous possibilities in the realm of cinema. (Adrian Horton)
Cosmopolitan recommends watching the 2009 adaptation of the novel starring Tom Hardy and Sarah Lancashire. While
BBC announces that its Christmas streaming on iPlayer will include both Jane Eyre 2006 and To Walk Invisible.
Times Now News describes The Tenant of Wildfell Hall as 'The classic book that exposed the dark side of marriage long before modern feminism'.
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