Page 32 - Cathedral Close News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

As the summer beckons many of us will be heading out and looking to enjoy everything Norfolk has to offer.

The housing market in England’s bucolic neighbor has been ‘absolutely bonkers,’ with comparatively low prices luring foreigners during the pandemic.

The programme will also support the National History Museum's Dippy on Tour, with its much-loved Diplodocus coming to Norwich Cathedral from July 13 to October 30. On the day Dippy arrives, there will be a Circus Spectacular and an animal theme will run throughout Interlude in the Close.   The season will culminate with a week of circus performances from Norwich's own Lost in Translation Circus, alongside other international companies. There will also be a programme of activities  for school-age children and community groups.  Norwich Theatre's Lost in Translation Circus rehearse Christma...

Pif-Paf Toast Picture by Brian Slater SALISBURY’S city centre is to provide the stage for free performances from some of the UK’s most innovative outdoor companies. To celebrate the return of live performance, City Encounters will offer a programme of free outdoor theatre, dance and circus. It is going to be bringing the city centre, Salisbury Arts Centre and the Cathedral Close to life on Sunday, May 30 and Bank Holiday Monday, May 31. The line-up The line-up from Wiltshire Creative is supported by Without Walls and brings together up-and-coming companies as well as established s...

Sandy Elliott obituary Sandy Elliott painted a mural for Our Lady’s church, Hereford, and designed an imaginative mosaic at the west end of Hereford Cathedral Sandy Elliott painted a mural for Our Lady’s church, Hereford, and designed an imaginative mosaic at the west end of Hereford Cathedral MichaelTavinor Wed 21 Apr 2021 13.07 EDT Last modified on Wed 21 Apr 2021 13.08 EDT As a teacher of art in Herefordshire schools, my friend and colleague Sandy Elliott, who has died aged 71, encouraged her pupils to become more than they felt they could be and many owe the development of their caree...