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Susan Chilton has been on crossing duty outside a Keighley primary school twice a day since 1978.

Award-winning Belfast writer, director and Father Ted superfan Sean McConville has reimagined the smash hit Channel 4 sitcom, creating a Northern Irish version which focuses on two Protestant pastors rather than three misfit Catholic priests.

Most people have heard of Father Ted, but now, three decades after the Irish priest first graced television screens on Channel 4, a Northern Ireland version of the hit series is set to be shown online.

Pastor Ed has been created by Belfast writer and director Sean McConville, who has reimagined the cult comedy from an Ulster Protestant perspective in a three-part web series, and is playing the titular character of Pastor Ed himself.

Vocalist Morgan James joins the Princeton Symphony Orchestra for Holiday POPS! Enjoy soulful renditions of seasonal melodies and a traditional carol sing-along with the Princeton High School Choir. Performances will take place on December 16 at 3pm and 6pm.

Delicious Desserts Available In The Atlantic City, New Jersey Area

Delicious Desserts Available In The Atlantic City, New Jersey Area

WHEELING — Several violins and other stringed instruments originally played and owned by prisoners of Holocaust concentration camps will be used during a spe

WHEELING — Several violins and other stringed instruments originally played and owned by prisoners of Holocaust concentration camps will be used during a special Wheeling Symphony Orchestra concert next week. “Violins of Hope” is slated for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Capitol Theatre in Wheeling. The violins are on loan from the national organization, Violins […]

IN a letter appearing in the Wednesday edition (October 4), one John Devlin opines about “the plethora of Palestinian flags erected by people who are either ignorant of the Holocaust or are anti-Semitic”.