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Rochdale Town Hall Square will explode in a riot of colour next month, with the arrival of a unique event, which has...

The unique outdoor experience, called Colourscape, will see a labyrinth of coloured chambers return to the city

The co-creator of Samsara recalls leaving Birmingham for India aged 15 in pursuit of his dreams – and how he met fellow dancer Hu Shenyuan, on a similar quest from China

A ten-day music festival set in a colourful inflatable maze is heading to Cassiobury Park.

AN immersive outdoor labyrinth bursting with illuminated coloured chambers will see families embark on a spectacular journey to the heart of a…

A sea of New York's Bravest paid their final respects to 33-year-old Jesse Gerhard on Wednesday.

Firefighter who died after fighting Far Rockaway blaze is honored at his funeral.

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An interactive event exploring light and sound throughout 70 interlinked chambers is coming to Watford.

JOHN Lennon once recalled: “About the time of rock’n’roll in Britain – I think I was 15, so it would be about 1955 –there was a big thing called ‘skiffle’, which was a kind of folk music; American folk music, with washboards, and all the kids from fifteen onwards had these groups”. Lonnie Donegan, the ‘Skiffle King’, had a huge influence on countless future musicians, including Lennon – who, together with some schoolfriends, formed a skiffle group, The Quarry Men. On...