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olidarity with the Colston Statue Topplers – Events & Background 4 Defendants face their 1st date in Court on charges of criminal damage, for their alleged involvement of the toppling of the 125 year old statue of Edward Colston, whilst a huge  Black Lives Matter protest  was taking place in Bristol on the 7th June 2020. Many hundreds of protesters participated in the toppling of the Colston statue, and then dragging it to the harbour before sending Colston to swim with the fishes – the s...

What he created was a large, 10-bedroom family home, but also a homage to beloved maritime pursuits. Stuff visual journalist Ross Giblin spent time traversing this narrow lane to capture the enduring imagination of two important New Zealand architects, and writer Rob Mitchell spoke to the occupants. It’s not just the wallpaper in the games room that has become unmoored. It’s one of those “if the walls could talk” rooms. Over the past 100 years and more, The Moorings has been ...

Taking root: New Zealands nascent medical cannabis industry enters a year of production 23 Jan, 2021 12:00 AM 7 minutes to read Rua Bioscience co-founder Manu Caddie (left) with chief executive Rob Mitchell. Photo / Supplied NZ Herald By: Kate MacNamara Rob Mitchell, CEO of Rua Bioscience, and co-founder, Manu Caddie, who is also chair of the New Zealand Medical Cannabis Council, are working to reach first revenue this year and shape New Zealands cannabis rules as they go. 2020 was a d...

Enspec Wins Point-on-Wave Switching Project for Strength of the Wind Offshore Wind Farm Written by AZoCleantechJan 7 2021 Power quality engineering specialists, Enspec Power Limited, today announced a new contract to provide Point-on-Wave switching relays for shunt reactors, and to conduct a grid compliance system study for the Neart na Gaoithe wind farm Related Stories The Neart na Gaoithe wind farm is situated in the outer Firth of Forth, 30 km north of Torness on the Scottish east coast. The...

INSPIRATIONAL frontline workers were treated as special guests after being invited to enjoy a historic theatre’s thrilling and uplifting festive performance. The West Cliff Theatre, in Clacton, invited NHS key workers to its annual Christmas Show on Saturday evening, which starred ventriloquist Steve Hewlett. The arrangement came about after manager Rob Mitchell-Gear was contacted by a friend of the venue, who had planned to visit to see the show. But, due to living in an area of the ...

THEATRE bosses have taken the “responsible” decision to cancel a Christmas pantomime after a show associate tested positive for coronavirus. Cinderella was scheduled to be performed at the West Cliff Theatre, in Clacton, next Monday and Tuesday by the Panto Bus Company. Following a difficult and worrying year for the performance arts venue, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the show was set to provide a welcome festive boost. But venue manager Rob Mitchell-Gears has now made the...

THEATRE bosses have taken the “responsible” decision to cancel a Christmas pantomime after a show associate tested positive for coronavirus. Cinderella was scheduled to be performed at the West Cliff Theatre, in Clacton, next Monday and Tuesday by the Panto Bus Company. Following a difficult and worrying year for the performance arts venue, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the show was set to provide a welcome festive boost. But venue manager Rob Mitchell-Gears has now made the...

THEATRE bosses have taken the “responsible” decision to cancel a Christmas pantomime after a show associate tested positive for coronavirus. Cinderella was scheduled to be performed at the West Cliff Theatre, in Clacton, next Monday and Tuesday by the Panto Bus Company. Following a difficult and worrying year for the performance arts venue, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the show was set to provide a welcome festive boost. But venue manager Rob Mitchell-Gears has now made the...

THEATRE bosses have taken the “responsible” decision to cancel a Christmas pantomime after a show associate tested positive for coronavirus. Cinderella was scheduled to be performed at the West Cliff Theatre, in Clacton, next Monday and Tuesday by the Panto Bus Company. Following a difficult and worrying year for the performance arts venue, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the show was set to provide a welcome festive boost. But venue manager Rob Mitchell-Gears has now made the...

THEATRE bosses have taken the “responsible” decision to cancel a Christmas pantomime after a show associate tested positive for coronavirus. Cinderella was scheduled to be performed at the West Cliff Theatre, in Clacton, next Monday and Tuesday by the Panto Bus Company. Following a difficult and worrying year for the performance arts venue, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the show was set to provide a welcome festive boost. But venue manager Rob Mitchell-Gears has now made the...