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Hairspray will kick off its run in June 2021, it has been revealed. Opening at Theatre Royal Plymouth (subject to the easing of restrictions) on 24 June 2021, the much-loved musical will head out to theatres across the UK. Featuring music and lyrics by the Academy Award-winning duo Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, and a book by Mark ODonnell and Thomas Meehan, this production is directed by Paul Kerryson and have choreography by Drew McOnie. The full creative team and cast are still to be announ...

Black Caps opener deposits another ball onto stadium roof, and reveals how he got through form slump.

Tim O'Donnell died in a roadside blast in 2010. More than a decade later the last Kiwi troops are to withdraw.

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State police are investigating a fatal accident Tuesday night in Montezuma in which a man was struck by multiple vehicles while apparently lying in the road.

Rockit begins 2021 with a bang Rockit Global Limited has commenced what it believes will be its most exciting year yet with new CEO Mark O’Donnell announcing two key appointments. The fruit company, which grows and markets the globally trademarked Rockit™ apple from its base in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, has promoted Mark Pay to the role of General Manager Global Sales, effective this week. O’Donnell, who himself joined Rockit in early January, says Pay replaces outgoing GM Global Sales...

Ipswich resident named to BBBSEM board.

Jenny's Well in Paisley has 21 residents while Braeside House in Edinburgh looks after 31 people.

The Hawkhead Road site only opened its doors in 2017 A STATE-OF-THE-ART care home that supports people with sight loss is set to shut, with bosses citing “unsustainable financial losses”. In a shock announcement, Sight Scotland chiefs have said they are proposing to close Jenny’s Well, in Paisley, after being forced to delve into the charity’s own reserves to keep the specialist facility going during the coronavirus pandemic. The care home opened its doors in 2017 and was built al...

© Stirling University Dr Elaine Douglas, a lecturer in global ageing at Stirling University, will assess the impact of Covid fear. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A major Scottish study has been launched to assess how the fear of Covid-19 is affecting the lives of over-50s. People from across the country will be surve...