Marches.TV reports from the Hay Literary Festival; meets some festival-goers on a Sandy Toksvig-induced high and Rachel from local firm Wiggly Wigglers.

In this report from The Hay Literary Festival we enjoy the atmosphere around Hay-on-Wye in Powys and talk to Clare Keil, local designer of the American Tulipwodd seating area, the Wave and Splash, on the Festival Site.

Dirty Bandages follows the story of Danny, whose passion for rugby is only supplanted by one thing, his passion for cars. The short film was made through The Rural Media Company and the production involved a group of 14-16 year olds in everything from devising the script to camera work and acting. It premiered at The Guardian Hay Festival in May 2008.

The group devised the script with Director Rachel Lambert and Rhayader based award-winning screenwriter Peter Cox.

"The idea for the project has come directly from the young people, all of the group are drawn to the freedom that having access to a car brings them. They realise that hanging out in local car parks makes them appear to be a nuisance, but really their life is ruled by their ability to get about, particularly in a rural area like Hay. The car not only takes them places, it becomes their portable living room."

The group meet under the banner of Inform Ed, a programme co-ordinated by Powys Youth Service staff, which focuses on the Informal Education model of experiential learning. The film shoot saw all the young people take production roles, including camera, sound and acting, alongside experienced industry professionals, who have been training and mentoring the group for the last three months