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Watford local history buffs and printing industry connections of the once-mighty Sun Printers are celebrating after the Planning Inspectorate rejected plans to demolish the landmark Sun Clock Tower.
Melbourne, Australia – Peter Noble recalls the moment he had to shut down his music festival only hours before it was due to open. “That was a shock-horror, trauma situation for not only me but my entire team,” he told Al Jazeera. Noble is the director of Bluesfest, an annual Australian music festival which has seen stars such as James Brown, BB King and Norah Jones perform on stage. Held in the popular coastal tourist destination of Byron Bay in northern New South Wales, the award-winning Bluesfest draws about 25,000 people into the region, generating millions for the local economy. Ho...
Melbourne, Australia – Peter Noble recalled the moment he had to close a few hours before the opening of the festival. “This is a shock and trauma not only for me, but also for my entire team,” he told Al Jazeera. Noble is the director of Bluesfest. Bluesfest is an annual Australian music festival where stars such as James Brown, BB King and Norah Jones perform on stage. The award-winning Bluesfest was held in Byron Bay, a popular coastal tourist destination in northern New South Wales. It attracted approximately 25,000 people into the area and created millions of dollars for the local ...
Industry figures have reacted to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s widely-trailed confirmation that Step 4 of his Roadmap out of Lockdown has been pushed back a month to 19 July.
Fujifilm systems back online after cyber attack Jo Francis Wednesday, June 9, 2021 Fujifilm’s Japanese HQ has been the subject of a cyber attack which resulted in knock-on disruption to its European business – although systems here were not breached. Fujifilm partially shut down its network to mitigate the attack Fujifilm Corporation in Tokyo said that on the late evening of 1 June, the company “became aware of the possibility of a ransomware attack” and the possible unauthorised access to its server from outside the group. “As a result, we have t...