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Autumnal Splendour under Spotlight
The Himalayan Gardens and Sculpture Park is putting a spotlight on autumnal splendour by reviving the age-old tradition of botanical illustration.
Botanical artist, Bridget Gillespie, will run a three-day workshop 9-11 October at the gardens near...
Packham Praises Wild Watch Youth Patron
Chris Packham has spoken in support of The Wild Watch in Nidderdale AONB ahead of his visit to Harrogate.
Chris Packham stars in an ‘evening with’ event at the Royal Hall on October 19. The talk is presented by Cause UK in association with The...
Flame Tree to publish Crime Writers’ Association anthology
18 July 2019
For Immediate Release
Flame Tree Publishing have agreed a deal with the Crime Writers’ Association to publish the latest anthology of stories by CWA members, to be edited by Martin Edwards. Vintage Crimes will be a CWA anthology with...
On Your Bike in Yorkshire’s Top Terrain
As Yorkshire gears up for one of the world’s biggest cycling competitions, now is the time to get on your bike and explore the landscape that top cyclists use to train.
Harrogate is the main host town for the UCI 2019 Road World Championships,...
Sheffield Welcomes Invictus Athletes with Star Studded Opening Concert - The Big Gig
Sheffield is hosting the first ever Invictus Team UK Trials, 22 - 26 July 2019, for British wounded, injured and sick veterans and personnel.
Over five days, almost 500 competitors, will take part in up to nine sports – Archery, Athletics,...
London's plane trees at risk. Conference to address their future, 10 July.
Concern for the future of the 121,000 London planes growing in and around the centre of the capital, which have defined its landscape for more than a century and are now under real threat, is bringing together tree experts, local authorities, tree...
JP Cooper Joins Big Gig in Support of Invictus Trials
JP Cooper is joining the starry line-up for the Big Gig at Sheffield FLY DSA Arena on 22 July in support of the Invictus UK Trials.
The Mancunian singer songwriter has had over two billion audio streams around the world. Cooper has two Top Ten and...
Media rallies to support Together TV
For immediate release: Monday 8th July 2019
Media rallies to support Together TV
Creative sector joins together to inspire millions of
viewers to improve society through social action
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DOMINVS GROUP JOIN ROOM TO REWARD CHARITY
Room to Reward (www.roomtoreward.org) are delighted to announce DOMINVS Group as the latest partner to join the rapidly-growing industry charity..
Arbor City Hotel and The Dixon – both located in London – will initially join the scheme, with the...
CWA’s Margery Allingham Short Story Competition to Continue
8 July 2019
The Margery Allingham Society has agreed with the Crime Writers’ Association that the popular short mystery competition will run for at least another five years, until 2024. The Society, set up to honour and promote the writings of the...
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