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IT is a long-held custom for Selkirk Royal Burgh Standard Bearers, on achieving the town’s highest honour, to receive gifts from well-wishers.
IT is a long-held custom for Selkirk Royal Burgh Standard Bearers, on achieving the town’s highest honour, to receive gifts from well-wishers.
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Willamette Week The need for strong, independent local journalism is more urgent than ever. Please support the city we love by joining Friends of Willamette Week. Get Inside: Nine Things To Do While You’re Stuck at Home This Week See drag queens both famous and local, go roller skating and catch up on the TV murder mystery of the moment. IMAGE: Joseph Blake Jr. GO: Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 It’s not the only drag show of the week (see feature, next page), but at least this one allows in-person attendance. Drag drive-ins were one of the most novel pandemic pivots, particularly in P...
© PA Vicky McClure as DI Kate Fleming and Martin Compston as DI Steve Arnott in Line of Duty. Scene: Open on two women at a watercooler. It’s Monday morning. Them: What about Line of Duty eh? Me: What happened? Why did it upset so many people? Them: Did you not watch it? Me: No, I haven’t watched any of it. Them: Well, I won’t tell you. Me: It’s OK, I’ll never watch it. Why did it disappoint so many people? Them: But you might. Them: But you should. *Retreats online to find out what happened at the end of Line of Duty*