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Bristol 'Arc' plan set to be turned down by council planners despite £13m tourism boost It will spoil the classic view of the Cathedral, say Historic England Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now A plan to build a unique tourist attraction that would take 42 people at a time high into the sky over Bristol city centre looks set to be turned down by council planners this week. That’s despite widespread support for The Arc project from business leaders, tourism chiefs and even the Dean of Bristol Cathedral. The Arc is a passenger pod that is lifted into the sky on a pivot...

Residents in nursing homes across Wexford can look forward to concerts specially tailored to their tastes throughout the summer months. Covid Care Concerts is an initiative created by acclaimed Irish cellist Gerald Peregrine who wanted to 'bring high quality classical music into the lives of those most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.' In total, ten residential homes will be treated to a classical, opera-based outdoor concert on their grounds as part of an Age Friendly initiative supported by Creative Ireland and Wexford County Council. Five concerts will take place in each nursing home eve...

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Photo: Paul Chouy, UTRGV We’re pleased to share the cover of The Blue-Spangled Blue, book one  of The Path—a new science fiction series from David Bowles, publishing March 16th with Castle Bridge Media. Humanity stands at a crossroads. Our next steps will either lead us over a precipice or elevate us to enlightenment. It is a crucial time, when the actions of every person matter. A single family could tip the balance. This is the story of that family. If we follow in their footsteps, we will walk along… The Path. Jitsu. Once the center of human expansion into distant space, this world...

UPDATED 6:56PM, FEB 5 2021 Recent form came to the fore on day two of the Tattersalls February Sale on Friday, with the concluding session of live online trade headed by Wolverhampton scorer Fayathaan, who is bound for Italy after drawing a bid of 85,000gns from Marco Bozzi. Catalogue updates are generally a major asset at horses-in-training sales and the progressive three-year-old had enhanced his profile when registering a third career success at Wolverhampton just ten days before coming under the hammer. Bozzi said: "He's going to Italy to be trained in Milan by Mr Biondi and is for...