... Art exhibition at city Festival I'he Visitor art competition, which offers amateurs of all ages the unique opportunity of having their work assessed by experts, and also featured in a public exhibition, will play an integra to be staged in the area f ...

... planning department staff. Delays may possible revenue consequences of any capital continue, although priority is being urged for planning expenditure they undertake and suggests that the applications for housing. consequences may lead to desirable capital spending ...

... mixture of laughs music and pathos from 11 to 13 May Not the National Theatre returns to the Abraham Moss Centre Theatre Crumpsall on 10 May with its latest version of Shakespeare The company is staging Measure for Measure Also making another visit to ...

... Acceptance may overload you with responsibility Refusal put you behind when it comes to progress Only you can decide which course to take TAURUS (21 April 21 May) Associates may difficult this week you could find yourself battling to keep things an even ...

... natural objects ,or you may be horrified to find your clean, little children rooting in the neighbour's dustbins. Writing on birch bark, making musical instruments, and writing, rchearsing and acting in their own stage shows, can keep children active for ...

... attempt to stage a pantomime this year — such dedication deserves every praise. Your motto ‘‘Where beauty surrounds, heaith abounds’’ is very apt but, when the sun has set, many visitors look for a good show with which to end the day. May I respectfully ...

... festival, Paul Mayor hopes that milestone will be easily reached. But he stresses the importance of voluntary help to keep the festival alive. He is also convinced that the event must stay in a large venue and not suffer the fate of the Blackpool Festival ...

... weather and there is nothing we can do about that. We are just keeping our fingers crossed for a fine day.,” said show chairman Mr John Gilbert. The show this year is costing £7,000 to stage, and will include most of the popular features from previous yvears ...

... John's 1973 “Fiddler of the Roof,” who was last off the stage at Nelson Palace, leaving that theatre to bingo and its memories. This week, and as an example of the continuity which keeps the society alive, lea(?ing it from a schoolroom, to Nelson Palace, to ...

... repertory company of Shakespeareans, including Messrs. Quayle, Hordern and Squire demonstrate the art of making bricks without straw. Arcadian: Oliver. Young Oliver may not have had any more but Morecambe looks like getting its fill as the excellent film adaptation ...

... Rochdale 1 May 1989 THEY HA NO CONNECTION PRESENTLY IN OLD AND NEW ON or 0800 Metro LOCAL COUNCI- BULUNGA MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! WHERE NEXT? undecided about that move? How can you make the most your talents? ANSWER Rochdale College of Arts and Design ...

... drugs which could keep a cardiac patient alive. At present only doctors can do that, but new technology and an increasingly skilled paramedic force are bringing dramatic changes. Discussions are currently underway about how far paramedics may be able to go ...