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A steady climb Children are often asked what they want to do when they grow up. Alfred Edward Perlman was asked that same question; from the age of eight

With COVID and everything I figured it was time to do another one of these nerd-intensive-but-not-entirely-irrelevant nostalgia pieces about Test XIs of the past I wish Australian had chosen. This one looks at Australia’s 1982 tour of Pakistan (called 1982-83 but it all happened in 1982). That tour doesn’t get talked much about in Australia […]

East Suffolk Council were called to the Riverside in Woodbridge. Stock image - Credit: Katy Sandalls The owner of a Woodbridge bar fined £1,000 after it breached coronavirus regulations says he will fight it all the way. A Listers, based at the Riverside, was given the fine following concerns about a marquee in which customers were being served.  Under current restrictions, restaurants and pubs can use marquees under certain conditions. To be considered outdoors, all structures can have a r...

East Suffolk Council were called to the Riverside in Woodbridge. Stock image - Credit: Katy Sandalls The owner of a Woodbridge bar fined £1,000 after it breached coronavirus regulations says he will fight it all the way. A Listers, based at the Riverside, was given the fine following concerns about a marquee in which customers were being served.  Under current restrictions, restaurants and pubs can use marquees under certain conditions. To be considered outdoors, all structures can have a r...

+ – A young man recently shared how he went from a cleaner at the University to a lecturer at the very same institution – He is now a senior physiotherapy lecturer at the University of Cape Town – something he himself thought to be impossible – He has now named a number of people that helped him to where he is but one person in particular made it all possible Ntsikelelo Pefile is living proof that determination and believing something can work out for you – actually does make things h...

I received the invitation not long after I was appointed as deputy vice-chancellor at the National University of Lesotho to deliver the graduation address at the UCT graduation ceremony of the Faculties of Art, Fine Art and Architecture. It took place on the summer afternoon of Friday, 9 December 1988. I accepted the invitation after a great deal of introspection. South Africa was in a deep state of turbulence since the declaration of a state of emergency in 1985. I wondered about the wisdom of...

Suffolks cinemas are ready and raring to welcome back film-goers - Credit: Leiston Film Theatre Suffolks cinemas are excited to be opening their doors back up to filmgoers in the next few months.  Under the prime ministers roadmap out of lockdown, cinemas will be able to open their doors for the first time from May 17.  News that they will be able to welcome customers back has been met with excitement by Suffolks independent cinemas.  Wayne Burns thanked loyal customers for their support du...

Suffolks cinemas are ready and raring to welcome back film-goers - Credit: Leiston Film Theatre Suffolks cinemas are excited to be opening their doors back up to filmgoers in the next few months.  Under the prime ministers roadmap out of lockdown, cinemas will be able to open their doors for the first time from May 17.  News that they will be able to welcome customers back has been met with excitement by Suffolks independent cinemas.  Wayne Burns thanked loyal customers for their support du...

By John Hyde2021-02-19T09:43:00+00:00 A solicitor and pillar of his local community has been struck off after misleading a client for months about an impending payment. Gregory Stuart Saunders, formerly a partner with national firm Clarke Willmott, misled the client through emails saying that £38,000 settlement monies from a litigation would be paid imminently. In fact, Saunders had sent the client a draft settlement agreement but had not made initial contact with the other party and had not...

Photo via UCT Rain co-founder  Phumlani Moholi has paid tribute to former UCT vice-chancellor, Professor Stuart Saunders, who died in his sleep last Friday. He was 89.   “What counts is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.” - Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela President Nelson Mandela’s inspirational words have constantly forced me to look inward from outward to reflect on my lif...