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It was all hush-hush when the Hawick Common Riding tradition of dipping the flag at Coble Cauld went ahead this morning (Friday, June 11)

It was all hush-hush when the Hawick Common Riding tradition of dipping the flag at Coble Cauld went ahead this morning (Friday, June 11)
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Denis Curry exhibition of sculptures and paintings at Yr Oriel/ The Gallery, Newport

PEMBROKESHIRE S oldest artist has an exhibition at Newport s The Gallery Yr Oriel until the end of this month. Exceptional draughtsman, sculptor and painter, 102-year-old Denis Curry, was himself taught by renowned artists such as Henry Moore at the Slade. Denis became head of sculpture at Exeter, then head of Foundation Art at the West of England College of Art, before moving to Pembrokeshire in 1976. Denis was born in 1918, he will be 103 years of age this year. Alistair Crawford from the University of Wales, wrote about Denis: In Denis Curry s paintings and sculpture there is a quality of brilliance, the use of light and shade, of sunlight, the sensitivity to the structural use of light playing on bronze, the expertise of a skilled craftsman.

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Dementia sufferer trapped in holiday timeshare nightmare

Dementia sufferer trapped in holiday timeshare nightmare Customers pursue Club la Costa for £28m after pandemic troubles I m still on the hook for £700 in monthly repayments for holidays I cannot go on A company that invited people on free holidays to sell them timeshares has said it will vigorously defend itself against allegations of mis-selling as disgruntled customers fight to get their money back. Club la Costa, which sold timeshares in Spain, Britain, Austria, Turkey and America, fell into administration in November, with around 700 claims worth €32m (£28m) against it for alleged breaches of Spanish timeshare sales laws. But lawyers have warned that pursuing claims may be fruitless after the firm’s administrators disclosed that the company had just £1.3m to pay its creditors and had resorted to selling off office furniture, IT equipment and iPads.

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