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IT was not the most distinguished of starts for a group of choristers who were determined to plough a musical furrow of their own. But once they were up and running, The Gwalia Singers never looked back, so much so that they are now celebrating their 50th anniversary. They will be marking it in style at the Brangwyn Hall on June 18 at 7. |
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From Crawley Festival and Ardingly South of England Show to Edinburgh Fringe previews , Deborah Morris lists five things to do in and not far from Crawley this week. 1. South of England Show, Ardingly - Thursday, June 9, to Saturday, June 11 The biggest event of the year at the South of England.... |
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Combine the Wolfa Goofa with the Green Teeth and the Screaming Eagle of Soul and you have a bill that borders on too fine, too fun for a Wednesday night. At first glance, it might have seemed that the Three Rivers Arts Festival had the bill upside down at Point State Park. |
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Vatican City, June 9 - Pope Francis on Thursday invited worshippers to stay "calm" when children are a bit noisy during Mass as theirs is "the voice of innocence that benefits all of us". In his sermon during Mass at the Santa Marta guesthouse excerpts of which were broadcast by Vatican Radio, the.... |
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Twitter Erupts With Comments to Assassinate Trump. Many on Twitter immediately interpreted Thor’s and Beck’s comments as a call to assassinate Trump, a charge they later denied. In March, however, Thor predicted “Unprecedented assassination attempts” against Trump, then as now, on the Glenn Beck Show. |
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Families of victims of the civil war in South Sudan are demanding justice and establishment of a Hybrid Court to try war criminals in order to avoid recurrence of such atrocities in future, according to interviews carried out yesterday in South Sudan. This comes after President Salva Kiir announced.... |
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In 2011 my predecessor recommended that the PSNI undertake a review of the murder investigation. Police concluded this review in 2012 making numerous recommendations for further investigative steps, which have since been undertaken by a PSNI Major Investigation Team. |
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We all know we should do it. It's our right and our responsibility; people fought and died to enable it. It's the clearest hallmark of a free and democratic society, a key delineator of adulthood and the mechanism by which we prevent the wrong people from having power over us. |
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Arts reporter Tara Thorne gives us her list of the top things to check out on the arts and entertainment scene in Halifax this weekend. Local film festival. It's the Halifax Independent Filmmakers' Festival , starting Wednesday. A couple highlights: Thursday: Atlantic Auteurs 2. |
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“A Balinese cyclist in search of the meaning behind a relief of a western cyclist in a Hindu temple” For many years, I’ve explored Bali by riding my fixed-gear bicycle. For those not familiar with a fixed-gear, it’s a bicycle that doesn’t allow coasting and the only way to slowdown is by back-paddling and a skid-stop. |
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Fittingly enough, it was in what the Archbishop of Canterbury called the “quasi-Hogwarts” environment of Lambeth Palace that the Sandford St Martin Awards took place last night. For the Baftas of religious broadcasting Nick Baines, the Bishop of Leeds, took the Stephen Fry role, and Joan Bakewell.... |
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