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How Worcester's Croome Court is linked to slavery and colonialism - Vimarsana News

How Worcester's Croome Court is linked to slavery and colonialism

(Photo: National Trust) CROOME COURT’S stunning gardens and halls attract visitors from across Worcestershire and beyond. Anyone who has visited will know that it is home to some stunning collections and artefacts, such as a collection of Vincennes, Sevres and Meissen porcelain and examples of George III furniture. The National Trust property is loaded with history and was once home to a range of notable characters such as the 6th Earl of Coventry, Maria Gunning and Barbara St John. However, not every aspect of the property’s history is positive and the property is just one of man...

Rob Halford Confirms Death of Former Judas Priest Drummer - Vimarsana News

Rob Halford Confirms Death of Former Judas Priest Drummer

Rob Halford Confirms Death of Former Judas Priest Drummer Rocka Rolla, has reportedly died at the age of 73. News of Hinch’s passing was confirmed by Judas Priest singer Rob Halford. "His style was strong, direct and unique,” the legendary frontman recalled to Loudwire. “I'll be blasting Rocka Rolla today!" Halford further shared the news via his Instagram Story, posting a picture of Hinch, along with the caption “RIP.” Hinch was born in Staffordshire, England and grew up playing in several bands in the nearby Birmingham area. He originally joined Halford in the group Hiroshima bef...

Cecil Rhodes statue decision delayed for second time - Vimarsana News

Cecil Rhodes statue decision delayed for second time

BBC News By Michael Race image captionThe Cecil Rhodes statue stands on the building named after him at Oriel College A decision over the future of a statue of British imperialist Cecil Rhodes has been delayed for a second time. But a spokeswoman said "no date" had been set for the report as the work was taking a "little longer than expected". In a statement to the BBC, she added it was the "final stages" of the commission's work that had caused the second delay. image captionProtesters gathered in Oxford's High Street outside Oriel College in June 2020 A report had been due to be published i...

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