Former politician Ed Balls set for The Three Choirs Festival
The Three Choirs Festival has announced that broadcaster, writer and former politician Ed Balls will be joining the festival line up in Gloucester.
Source: eveshamjournal.co.uk
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Family friendly puppet show comes to Shropshire
Arts Alive is bringing The Hug, a family-friendly puppet show about two animals in search of a restorative hug, to Shropshire this April.
Source: shropshirelive.com
Latest picture books – take your pick
These recommended releases have the power to amuse, lift the spirits and give young children a wealth of useful and interesting information, says Karen Hart.
Source: nurseryworld.co.uk
How would a common currency work post-Scottish independence?
The potential success of a common currency shared by the UK and an independent Scotland would depend on the political commitment of both sides of the border, an economics expert has said.
Source: scotsman.com
Free hearing aids for Norfolk teddy bears | Eastern Daily Press
A Norwich woman who inspired international toymakers to create dolls with wheelchairs and hearing aids is giving teddy bears the chance to hear clearly
Source: edp24.co.uk
Freewheeling princesses, ruling the galaxy and chaotic cats by various authors - children's book reviews –
Take flight with some feisty princesses on an all-action route to freedom, laugh all the way to outer space with an out-of-this world adventure, share madcap capers with feline friends as they go cat-astrophically crazy, and tuck into more cheesy fun with everyone’s favourite Supermouse as a sunshine collection of summer children’s books hit the shelves.
Source: burnleyexpress.net
Free hearing aids for Norfolk teddy bears | Norwich Evening News
A Norwich woman who inspired international toymakers to create dolls with wheelchairs and hearing aids is giving teddy bears the chance to hear clearly
Source: eveningnews24.co.uk
Research impact | Using Economics to Inform Public Understanding of Ireland's Troubled Past | Queen's Management School
A record of the research impact achieved by academics researchers at Queens Management School, part of Queens University Belfast., Research carried out by academics at the Centre for Economic History at Queen’s Management School has provided important new insights into the economic, social and political history of the island of Ireland, reaching hundreds of thousands of people.
Source: qub.ac.uk
Famines: what 20th century food crises tell us about how to cope with the Ukraine fallout
Our success at navigating the first serious global challenge to food security in the 21st century will indicate how well equipped we are to tackle multiple catastrophes in the future
Source: downtoearth.org.in
Celebrating Irish picture books on World Book Day | Dublin City University
For World Book Day 2022 the School of English in DCU is celebrating Irish picture books, with three bite-sized interviews with Irish picture book authors who read their books and answer some questions.
Source: dcu.ie