Armistice Day: Powys church’s WWI love story tribute

A collection of 100 letters, penned between December 1917 and October 1918, tells the poignant story of a wartime romance. Willie, having briefly returned home following an injury, married Gladys in late 1917 before heading back to the battlefields of France. He frequently sent his wife pressed flowers along with affectionate notes, often closing his… Continue reading Armistice Day: Powys church’s WWI love story tribute

Police told Russell Brand to leave Jemima Goldsmith’s house in 2014

Police have confirmed that in 2014, Russell Brand was asked to leave the home of his then-girlfriend Jemima Goldsmith following her report of a violent incident. Thames Valley Police received a call from the alleged victim and responded to an Oxfordshire address on 25 July 2014. Although no arrests were made at the time, officers… Continue reading Police told Russell Brand to leave Jemima Goldsmith’s house in 2014

Poundland set for more time to secure a rescue deal as emergency talks continue

Poundland, along with its workforce of 11,000 employees, is holding out hope that the retailer’s imminent collapse can be postponed, allowing time for a potential last-minute rescue agreement. The discount store chain has been nearing administration status after its owners blocked access to funds held in its bank accounts. Although a deadline to find a… Continue reading Poundland set for more time to secure a rescue deal as emergency talks continue

Prince George’s art features in magazine edited by Prince William

In a recent edition of Country Life magazine, Catherine opened up about her ongoing recovery from cancer, a process she revealed two years ago she had been undergoing treatment for. During a conversation with nature writer Robert Macfarlane, she shared insights into her healing experience. Catherine explained that she was advised in hospital that recovery… Continue reading Prince George’s art features in magazine edited by Prince William

Russell Brand’s £3k donation to Grays victims’ charity after rape

It has come to light that Russell Brand made a £3,000 donation to a rape crisis charity based in his hometown just a year after committing the offence for which he was later convicted. The donation was directed to the South Essex Rape and Incest Crisis Centre (SERICC) to assist with the costs of their… Continue reading Russell Brand’s £3k donation to Grays victims’ charity after rape

A different kind of drama – the actors creating pictures with sound

A unique form of theatrical performance is emerging from a group of blind and visually impaired participants who are using sound rather than sight to tell their stories. In an innovative audio drama workshop, these individuals are crafting narratives that rely exclusively on auditory elements to evoke characters, environments, and plotlines, encouraging audiences to form… Continue reading A different kind of drama – the actors creating pictures with sound

Anger and frustration as Newport medieval ship set to remain in storage

Nearly 25 years after its discovery, campaigners remain disheartened over the uncertain future of the medieval Newport Ship. This 15th-century vessel was uncovered in 2002 during construction work on the Riverfront Theatre, found buried in the muddy banks of the River Usk in Newport city centre. Despite its significance, plans to create a permanent home… Continue reading Anger and frustration as Newport medieval ship set to remain in storage

Jonathan Ross ‘horrified’ by Walliams allegations and Brand conviction

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy addressed the recent allegations on Tuesday, describing them as part of a troubling pattern of power abuse within the entertainment industry. She emphasized the significant power imbalances that have long been present and highlighted Russell Brand’s conviction as a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by survivors. Nandy pointed out… Continue reading Jonathan Ross ‘horrified’ by Walliams allegations and Brand conviction

Newspaper headlines: ‘David Walliams accused’ and ‘Named & shamed’

The Sun has published a story revealing that David Walliams lost a legal attempt to prevent certain allegations from being made public. The article prominently features his photograph and states that the BBC is taking action by removing some shows that include Walliams, notably the popular comedy series Little Britain. In response to the media… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: ‘David Walliams accused’ and ‘Named & shamed’