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Tall Ships Races to Return to Lerwick in the Shetland Islands in 2023 11th May 2021 The prestigious Tall Ships Races are set to return to Lerwick Harbour in 2023 Credit: Ryan Leith Lerwick has been selected for the third time to be a host port for the spectacular Tall Ships Races. Sail Training International, the operator of the Tall Ships Races, has today (Tuesday 11 May) announced the selected host ports for the 2023 series, with the Races expected to visit Lerwick, the only Scottish location, from 26-29 July. The isles previously hosted the event in 1999 and 2011. Shetland Islands Counci...

http://shet.news/8tuaj Copied! LERWICK has been confirmed as one of the host ports for the 2023 Tall Ships Races. Organising charity Sail Training International announced on Tuesday Den Helder (The Netherlands), Hartlepool (UK), Fredrikstad (Norway) and Lerwick as host ports for the annual sailing event. The tall ships are scheduled to visit Lerwick for the third time, having previously been hosted in the islands in 1999 and 2011, between 26 and 29 July 2023. 9 of 13Adverts The announcement was not unexpected following leaks to the local press in April suggesting that Lerwick’s bid t...

By: Christie Eliezer BIGSOUNDBIGSOUND, Adelaide Guitar Festival Returning  After going virtual last year, major conference and showcase BIGSOUND returns to Brisbane in a physical form this September, while July’s Adelaide Guitar Festival becomes an annual event. – With a reputation for highlighting export-ready acts and drawing international delegates set for deal-making, BIGSOUND stages Sept. 7-9 in the Fortitude Valley entertainment precinct. In 2019, it injected A$2.99 million ($2.30 million) into the Brisbane economy. There will be digital ...

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News from schools around South Lakeland has always played a large part in the columns of The Westmorland Gazette. SHAKESPEARE: Pupils from Queen Elizabeth School, Kirkby Lonsdale, who were due to travel to America for a Shakespearian festival in 1994 In 1994, the newspaper reported that pupils from Queen Elizabeth School at Kirkby Lonsdale were setting off for America to compete in a Shakespearian festival in Washington. It was the school’s third trip to the American Secondary School Festival. The 15 third to sixth formers were taking a special gift to a sister school in the cit...