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Bearded Theory has announce that seminal British rock act Skunk Anansie, and punk duo Slaves, will headline the Pallet (main) stage, on the Friday of the 2017 festival. Taking place once again at Catton Hall, in Walton-on-Trent, during May Bank Holiday, the event is set to be bigger and better than ever before. |
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This year's Feel Downtown Live festival will sandwich city hall, with Citizen's Circle to the west hosting the main stage and the parking lot to the east offering a second stage with easy passage between both spots. Dave Schlenker @DaveSchlenker. Saturday's Harvest Fest Music and Food Truck Festival.... |
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Bury St Edmunds - The event to turn on the festive lights will start at 3pm with a variety of charity stalls to browse, entertainment from local schools and West Suffolk College, fairground rides, penguins, the snow queen and her snowman, street entertainers and a face painter in Cornhill Walk. The Christmas lights will be switched on at 7pm. |
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The Bishop of Limerick is warning that it may not be possible to celebrate mass every Sunday, as the number of priests in the diocese continues to decrease. Proposals will be launched next month, that will focus on how diocese is dealing with the changes facing the Church. |
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Jolly Brewers, Shouldham 01366 348134 SIDEWALK. Lynn Arms, Syderstone 01485 578446, 8pm STONE PONY. Rathskeller, King’s Lynn 01553 773713 RED ZEBRA. United Services Club, Hunstanton 01485 533360 PAUL COPESTAKE. Wildfowler, Terrington St Clement 01553 829107 ROY RAVEN & THE WPs. William Burt Social Club, West Winch 01553 841542 OLD HAT. |
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and please type in What’s On events listing in the subject box. REMEMBRANCE. Friday, 11am, Pause and Remember. |
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Nish Kumar is touring UK with his fifth solo show Nish Kumar: Actions Speak Louder Than Words Unless You Shout The Words Real Loud. He plays Brighton Komedia on Wednesday, November 16. Spokeswoman Helen O'Brien said: “This follows a month long run at the Pleasance Courtyard Cabaret Bar in August. |
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Mobs in two villages dug up the body of deceased Protestant Kanygul Satybaldiyeva, insisting non-Muslims cannot be buried in village cemeteries. Police, secret police and officials observed the exhumations but did not stop them. Officials took Satybaldiyeva's body and claim to have buried it elsewhere. |
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The Age of Trump has begun, a new chapter in American history where social-media-driven people power will set the nation’s agenda and redefine government’s role in its life. Historians compare Trump’s triumph to the rise of in 1828 and Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932. |
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Nauru government welcomes chance discuss the ‘facts’ MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, July 8, 2015) – Some of the Pacific's foreign ministers are expected to raise concerns over Nauru's crackdown on dissent when they meet on Thursday and Friday at the Pacific Islands Forum foreign ministers meeting in Sydney. |
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It has been 41 years since the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior. Why was the Edmund Fitzgerald so significant? The S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald was considered the largest and fastest Great Lakes ship. It set multiple records for the largest season-hauls. Built by the Great Lakes Engineering Works in River Rouge, Mich. |
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