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“I was so nervous, I got my dad to read me the lines for two hours straight,” she said about the audition.

Child-Villiers’ role is “bratty, snarky and different from her on-screen kind and sweet sister”, she said.

She has already appeared in Apple…

The new stage play, adapted by author, journalist and broadcaster Rebecca Reid, follows Allie – a recently divorced mum, balancing being a single parent with the launch of her tech start-up.

When she decides to advertise for a lodger to help make…

A surf therapy charity has thanked supporters after it reported helping a record number of people in 2025.

The Wave Project, which was founded in Cornwall in 2011, said it supported 2,674 children and young people in the last 12 months, more than…

Bristol Comedy Festival, 15-31 January

The Bristol Comedy Festival, external will help you laugh away those winter blues.

Among the announced performers are five nominees for the 2025 Edinburgh Comedy Awards – Dan Tiernan, Ed Night, John Tothill,…

Mr Jackson said “It is a pop-up and only temporary and it was a matter of finding premises in the town centre we could bring into use quickly and which were suitable.”

When asked about the timescale of Grimsby Central Library opening again he…

The bulk of the money raised from the project – £161,850 – came through an auction of the bulls in September.

The top-selling sculpture, Baby Oz, based on the larger version on permanent display at Birmingham’s New Street Station, fetched…

The choir was set up in 2015 by Pauline Daglish, a former music teacher, who wanted to make some new friends.

It has since raised around £90,000 for various local charities with three-to-four public performances each year.

The latest on 7 December…

At the heart of the building, there is an auditorium that can hold nearly 1,700 people.

Some of the art-deco features that remain from the period include golden arches that sit on either side of the stage as well as large gold-painted air vents.

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