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The GUKPT heads to the poker hotbed that is Luton from May 26 until June 5 for the fourth leg of 2022 season.

The 19th annual Human Rights Watch Canada Film Festival (HRWFF), in its third year of partnership with Hot Docs, will present five films about key issues of the day to audiences in Toronto and, for the second time, digitally across Canada. The film festival is committed to amplifying courageous voices from around the world on both sides of the lens.

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The 2021 GUKPT continues marching on towards the Grand Final with the eagerly anticipated Luton festival.

Mangaweka’s iconic DC-3 being dismantled and lifted off its mounting for transport on May 5. The absence of Mangaweka’s DC-3, one of New Zealand’s most iconic roadside attractions, has put the town in the middle of what feels like a heart transplant, one resident says. The DC-3 put the small central North Island town on the map and had been a landmark for travellers on State Highway 1 for nearly four decades. It was taken away to undergo repairs last Thursday. Its owner Brendan “Minti...

Cottle said he intended to bring the plane home to Mangaweka, but where and when it would land was yet to be descided. After the plane was restored, it would need to be sheltered from the weather to prevent similar damage so he intended to construct a purpose-built hangar to protect the plane for years to come. Cottle was currently redeveloping the former Mangaweka International Airport café into a retro-themed gas station with Allied Petroleum – and had initially intended for the DC-3 to...

News Two courses on Free Legal Aid dedicated to victims of domestic violence and children launched in North Macedonia News Skopje 5 March 2021 Augmenter la taille du texte Imprimer la page Imprimer en PDF How to apply the Free Legal Aid system in cases addressing domestic violence and justice for children will be part of the trainings organised...

Events marking LGBT+ History Month are all online this year due to the pandemic - Credit: Rachel Edge Heres a complete list of events you can get involved in to celebrate LGBT+ History Month in Suffolk this year. Ipswich LGBTQ+ Women’s Group: Meetings are taking place on February 10 and 24. Click here for more information. Big Fat Quiz of The Queers: Starting at 7.30pm on Valentines Day this Zoom quiz is taking teams of up to six people. Click here for tickets or here for more information...