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Tributes have poured in for flamboyant Sheffield-born 'King of Clubs' Peter Stringfellow who has died after a cancer battle. A galaxy of stars lined up to express their sadness after the millionaire nightclub boss lost his battle with cancer aged 77 in the early hours of this morning. |
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For the third year in a row, Beachcomber Resorts & Hotels has won the 'Best Hotel Chain' award at the Italia Travel Awards, which took place in Rome on May 24 th 2018. The leading event of the Italian tourism sector included a gala dinner held at Rome's prestigious Church Palace and was attended by several hundred distinguished guests. |
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The Arkansas Travelers ascended to first place in the Texas League North Division with two victories in their Wednesday doubleheader against the Tulsa Drillers at Dickey-Stephens Park in North Little Rock. The Travs (30-28) beat the Drillers (26-32) in the first game 5-3, then 6-2 in the second game. |
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Doreen Joy, clerk of Mundesley Parish Council which has organised a free family village fun day, said: “It is important for Mundesley to get involved because it is a great place. I love Norfolk. It is a huge county where there is so much diversity.”
She added Norfolk Day should become an annual holiday. |
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A businessman charged with defecating in public during his early morning jogs was the director of a Christian college and a charity that runs two Anglican schools for almost a decade. As a board member of this non-profit group, Andrew Douglas Macintosh, 64, had responsibility for the welfare of 2,000 students from kindergarten to year 12. |
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David Powles, editor of Eastern Daily Press and Norwich Evening News which helped come up with the idea of Norfolk Day along with BBC Radio Norfolk, said: “I‘m delighted to see so many events organised for Norfolk Day. It is wonderful to see so many communities, businesses and charities support what.... |
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David Powles, editor of Eastern Daily Press and Norwich Evening News which helped come up with the idea of Norfolk Day along with BBC Radio Norfolk, said: “I‘m delighted to see so many events organised for Norfolk Day. It is wonderful to see so many communities, businesses and charities support what.... |
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M y father, who came to Britain from Jamaica in 1953, has always been an undemonstrative man, but on 15 October 1987, the night of the great storm, he made a statement. That was the day, much anticipated, that he and my mother retired, back whence they had come. |
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Fans of the hit BBC Three comedy Cuckoo can join the celebrity cast at a glitzy premiere in Lichfield. Shrewsbury star Greg Davies, Shenstone-raised
Series writers Robin French and Keiron Quirke met at King Edward’s School in Edgbaston where they first wrote together for the school newspaper. |
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A pastor has reportedly been killed by a crocodile whilst carrying out a lakeside baptism in Ethiopia. Docho Eshete was conducting a ceremony for 80 people when the reptile leapt up at him from the water on Sunday, according to African media. The crocodile dragged the pastor into Lake Abaya -.... |
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HARARE 1 comment - Deputy Finance minister Terrence Mukupe is on his way out, a shadowy State media columnist who writes under the pseudonym of Bishop Lazarus has said. Writing in yesterday’s edition, Bishop Lazarus said he cannot spend much time discussing on Mukupe because he is on his way out. |
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