Category: 5. Entertainment

Roadworks which have been in place for four months at a junction in Derby are set to come to an end this week.

The works have taken place since September to upgrade traffic lights, install new railings and resurface Five Lamps, which connects…

Oxford City Council has granted permission to Thomas White Oxford, the development company of St John’s College, for a new public artwork commission titled ‘The Length of a Moment’ which will celebrate moths as essential pollinators created…

It will offer coworking spaces upstairs for 40 “young, creative people” in Sheffield from “all walks of life” for 18 months, with the group inviting people to make applications for the places from late January.

The initiative is backed by Alan…

“It’s amazing, especially as a local lad, [that] the first time I went to a theatre [it] was this theatre, sitting in these seats. So being able to step on that stage is amazing,” he said.

“I’m coming into the place where I’m usually just Zak [but…

A late music promoter would be “very proud” of the Christmas pantomime created by the theatre he was involved with, an actor and friend has said.

Mike Lloyd, who ran Music Mania in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, recently died unexpectedly, aged 82, while…

“Every item kept out of the black bin, every correctly recycled material, and every food scrap placed in a caddy helps drive meaningful progress,” he said.

The authority said it was now on track to make a £150,000 saving through reduced waste and…

Earlier this year, a judge ruled in the favour of a group of campaigners who argued Lambeth Council did not have the correct planning permission for the festivals and found that parts of the park were being used beyond the permitted 28 days.

The…

A care home that organised for one of its residents to see a Robbie Williams tribute act has been rated outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Inspectors said Humberston House in Humberston, near Grimsby, provided “exceptional” care and…