Sustainable Tech 4 Good is privileged to have become an official ‘Community Partner’ of Cambridge Literary Festival and as part of their Winter Festival we are sponsoring David Nicholls ‘You Are Here’ book talk on the 23rd November.

Cambridge Literary Festival welcomes over 350 writers and speakers to Cambridge each year and stages events that cover a huge variety of topics. It began as Cambridge Wordfest in 2003, when they had their first annual Spring Festival, and has been hosting Winter Festivals from 2008

David Nicholls is one of the UK’s most-loved authors and he’ll be chatting to author of the book and host of the popular podcast ‘In Writing’ Hattie Crisell, on his thoughtful, heartwarming new love story, You Are Here.

Sat 23rd November - 12pm
@ Cambridge Union & Online

David Nicholls is a British novelist and screenwriter. Initially an actor after graduating at college, he became a screenwriter, notably creating Rescue Me and adaptations of novels, plays, and memoirs, many of them classics. He has written six novels.

Nicholls's third novel, One Day, became an international bestseller and has sold over six million copies worldwide, being translated into 40 languages. A film adaptation under the same name was released in 2011, starring Anne Hathaway. In 2024, a 14-part Netflix adaptation premiered, reaching the top 10 in 89 countries and garnered widespread acclaim.

Nicholl's six novels are about love and the experience of love in various life stages.

Increasing digital inclusion
This event is also being live-streamed so, if you can't make it to the venue,
you can watch it live online.

Sustainable Tech 4 Good were delighted to sponsor the Christian Lewis event at the Cambridge Literary Spring Festival, around his 'Hildasay to Home' book.

With over 150k followers, and having raised 500K for veterans' charity SSAFA. Christian's story received worldwide attention. including a BAFTA-nominated documentary and featuring on Ben Fogle's New Lives in the Wild.

Christian’s story was a poignant one as he has faced homelessness, which strikes at the heart of our identity and feelings of safety and belonging. At Sustainable Tech 4 Good, we work with over 100 charities such as Cambridge Cyrenians, Concrete Rose, It Takes a City, Jimmy’s Cambridge and Wintercomfort to get digital devices out to support the homeless. These devices are vital to enable people to keep in touch with loved ones, and engage with services and help to get back on track.

Are you a business who has surplus tech and wants to be sustainable whilst increasing digital inclusion?

If so, then please get in touch with one of our team on 01438 741718 or email hello@sustainabletech4good.co.uk

Thank you.