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Malcolm Bruce On Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton, Cream, Spinal Tap, More - Vimarsana News

Malcolm Bruce On Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton, Cream, Spinal Tap, More

Malcolm Bruce as Jack’s son has unique perspective on Cream’s Ginger Baker and Eric Clapton. Bruce also has a sense of humor. ‘Cream influenced Spinal Tap’, he told me.

Source: forbes.com
New life-enhancing Changing Places toilet installed at Wisbech hospital - Vimarsana News

New life-enhancing Changing Places toilet installed at Wisbech hospital

People with complex care needs will be able to benefit from a new Changing Places toilet which has been installed at North Cambs Hospital in Wisbech.

Wisbech: New changing places toilet at North Cambs Hospital - Vimarsana News

Wisbech: New changing places toilet at North Cambs Hospital

A new 'changing places' toilet has been installed at North Cambs Hospital in Wisbech for people with physical and learning disabilities.

Malcolm Bruce, Jack's Son, To Release Acoustic Cream Tribute LP - Vimarsana News

Malcolm Bruce, Jack's Son, To Release Acoustic Cream Tribute LP

Malcolm Bruce, son of the late great Cream bassist Jack Bruce, walks a fine line between capitalizing on his father’s fame and being his own man.

Source: forbes.com
Oxford centre with mystery £10M donor and family links to autocratic ruler silent on regime's imprisonment of LSE academic - Vimarsana News

Oxford centre with mystery £10M donor and family links to autocratic ruler silent on regime's imprisonment of LSE academic

The Oxford Nizami Ganjavi Centre (ONGC) is funded by an anonymous £10 million donation and has on its board the sister-in-law of President Aliyev, Azerbaijan’s autocratic ruler. The makeup of the centre’s board and the University’s refusal to identify the donor have drawn criticism from academics concerned about the preservation of academic freedom.