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June 7, 2023
A PROFESSIONAL footballer who was recently made redundant is one of 14 new young “change-makers” securing paid roles with a cultural programme designe...
June 6, 2023
A PROFESSIONAL footballer who was recently made redundant is one of 14 new young “change-makers” securing paid roles with a cultural programme designe...
June 5, 2023
WOW - Women of the World Festival is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated return to Rotherham for its second year.
May 27, 2023
WOW - Women of the World Festival is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated return to Rotherham for its second year.
May 27, 2023
WOW - Women of the World Festival is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated return to Rotherham for its second year.
December 17, 2020
Nathan, a Sheffield-based charity director who runs Rationale Arts in the city, teaches breakin’ to the visually impaired as a means of injury prevention and to improve spatial awareness. Music activists have been using term ‘breakin’ instead of breakdance which is often used commercially to refer to the dance art form. Nathan said: “At first, he didnt want anything to do with dancing, he didn’t like it because he never really tried it. “But then one day, he came in for work exper...
December 15, 2020
A HEREFORD students story is set to feature on the BBCs Strictly: It Takes Two this week. A little touch of Strictly magic came to the Royal National College for the Blind on December 5, as a film crew came arrived to follow the story of 16-year-old A-level student Crispin Gell, who has shown real talent for Breakdance, also known as Breakin’ or B-boying. This remarkable young man is totally blind having lost sight in one eye at four months old and in his other eye at the age of six, d...
December 15, 2020
A HEREFORD students story is set to feature on the BBCs Strictly: It Takes Two this week. A little touch of Strictly magic came to the Royal National College for the Blind on December 5, as a film crew came arrived to follow the story of 16-year-old A-level student Crispin Gell, who has shown real talent for Breakdance, also known as Breakin’ or B-boying. This remarkable young man is totally blind having lost sight in one eye at four months old and in his other eye at the age of six, d...