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A MAJOR campaign to promote York as a centre for creative industries staged a third event in the city last night (Thur).

Teachers and students across the country whose use of European exchange programmes in the classroom resulted in outstanding teaching practice and innovation

Toi o Wairaka 'has many roles' within the community.

After a successful debut in 2022, music and comedy festival Sound & Vision Cambridge is returning with new venues for 2023.

By Gemma Handy Gemma.handy@antiguaobserver.com One of the country’s most popular Carnival-linked events will return to the city of St John’s this Saturday. The high-energy T-Shirt Mas’ parade - traditionally held as a precursor to the official annual celebrations – will once again see participants ‘chipping’ in the city centre’s streets…

On the occasion of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsava, the Indian embassy in Dublin on Saturday (local time) organized an India-Ireland Friendship Lecture Series and hosted Google Inc, Isaac R

More than a dozen paintings, drawings and illustrations created by local Black artists are on display throughout the state Capitol building to mark the beginning of Black History Month.

The creative and cultural sectors are slowly gaining a toehold in the research world, after five years of the European Parliament calling for them to be a focus of EU R&D programmes.