Bradford’s upcoming tenure as the UK City of Culture 2025 has sparked excitement and pride among its residents, with organizers reporting that locals are “standing up straighter” in anticipation of the year-long celebration. The reveal took place at the nearly full St
Thousands flocked to the annual Sundown Festival at the Norfolk Showground in Norwich, enjoying a weekend filled with music and sunshine. The festival, now in its 12th year, featured over 80 artists across five stages, showcasing a diverse lineup that included Tom
The next government is being urged to pass critical legislation within the first 100 days following the general election, aiming to eliminate child poverty in the UK, according to five leading children’s charities. This coalition, which includes NSPCC, Action for Children, Barnardo’s,
Recent surveys have unveiled 81 distinct marine species flourishing along the Sussex coastline, including critically at-risk tope sharks and European eels. Other notable species observed include spotted rays, cat sharks, black seabream, Atlantic mackerel, and tub gurnard fish. This extensive biodiversity assessment
After 15 years of public feuding, Liam and Noel Gallagher have reunited Oasis for a UK and Ireland tour, triggering nostalgia among fans. For many, this marks a return to the heyday of Britpop and simpler times. However, I find this enthusiasm
For generations, Guinness has been more than just a beer; it’s a cultural icon deeply connected to the Irish experience, playing a significant role during life’s most meaningful moments. Whether celebrating milestones like a new job, a wedding, or the birth of
According to Secret London, the city of London witnesses twelve seasons. Currently, we’re in “hell”—the season which follows “the pollening”. Despite experiencing one of the hottest summer’s yet, many are craving outdoor adventures this summer. Some have taken to Taylor Swift-themed jaunts around
The Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance has unveiled an important collaboration for Black History Month, focused on enriching cultural engagement within communities. This initiative offers individuals the chance to explore and celebrate the rich history and contributions of Black culture through a
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby condemned the exploitation of Christian imagery by far-right groups during recent riots, calling it “an offense to our faith.” In an article for The Observer, he urged Christians to disassociate from such groups, stating they are “un-Christian.”
Police anticipate an escalation in violence, with up to thirty additional riots expected across England. This unrest follows the tragic killing of three young girls in Southport just a week earlier, which has now sparked scenes of chaos and destruction in over
