Come and experience Streets of Change VR at Bolton Film Festival, running from Wednesday 1st to Sunday 5th October 2025 our powerful, immersive Virtual Reality film that puts you in the shoes of those who have experienced street homelessness. “Staggeringly brilliant, a revealing insight into what rough sleeping really is. A film everyone should see, not just walk by.” – Sarah Britz, International Network of Street Papers. Read more about the project here.

On Saturday 20th September, we gathered stories and memories for a film and digital interpretation of this unique Pontefract site. And, for those that didn’t know the site, there was a free drop-in to find out more and see our ‘work in progress’, with an exhibition of images from the site, drone footage and a Virtual Reality glimpse into the hermitage. We filmed some interviews and let visitors explore our co-produced video game ‘The Hermitage’ (where we worked with young people inspired by local heritage, with lots of creative licence!).

On 17th September 2025 we launched a brand-new digital heritage interpretation of the Norman Cross Napoleonic Prisoner of War Camp in Peterborough, developed in partnership with Nene Park Trust. A packed audience enjoyed the launch at the Norman Cross Gallery in a fantastic afternoon celebrating heritage and marking the physical site of the camp with new interpretation boards! More information on this project coming soon…

On 13th September 2025, as part of Heritage Open Days, to an audience of around 60 guests, we launched ‘Roman Castleford Uncovered’. Film, Augmented Reality and digital interpretation of Castleford’s Roman past showing in Castleford Museum all of next week before it goes live online. Thank you to all who attended and supported. Watch this space for when the experience goes LIVE!!!

A new video game co-produced by young people! Today (06/09/25) we celebrated the work achieved in Wakefield summer s’cool 2025 and our project Story Forge- a week long ambitious project to create a dark adventure game and share insight into the whole process of game making with a group of 11 young people aged 13 to 17 years old. ‘The Hermitage’ is spooky, quirky, surprising and wonderfully imagined. Check out more about the project here!

Great to see our latest digital heritage interpretation project ‘Roman Castleford Uncovered’ making the BBC news. We’ve really enjoyed working with Castleford Civic Society, Castleford Museum and Castleford Heritage Trust to bring the areas Roman heritage to life through gamification, Augmented Reality and film. The project will launch on 13th September, we will be sharing links and updates across our social media. Read the BBC article here.

11 brilliant young people (aged 13–17) from Wakefield came together between 18th- 22nd August at summer s’cool Wakefield, to create something extraordinary: a dark video game inspired by local heritage. Over just a few days, they: wrote the game’s narrative and story, designed characters and concept art, built 3D models, levels, and gameplay mechanics and crafted a soundscape and promo materials! The result? A playable prototype game full of imagination, teamwork, and innovation. It’s been an amazing week and we can’t wait to share updates as we build towards launch on 6th September.

Streets of Change VR has been officially selected for Bolton Film Festival 2025! We are very pleased to have this immersive experience featured at Bolton, a truly genuine festival run by passionate people, known for championing bold and interesting film making. Streets of Change VR gives voice to those with lived experience of street homelessness a crisis that continues to grow across the UK and beyond. The Festival Runs Wed 1st Oct – Sun 5th Oct 2025. More info here.