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Legendary BBC news reporter Cecil Taylor dies aged 96 - Vimarsana News

Legendary BBC news reporter Cecil Taylor dies aged 96

BBC News Northern Ireland's first TV reporter Cecil Taylor has died aged 96.

Cecil Taylor obituary: Broadcast pioneer leaves a legacy that won't be forgotten - Vimarsana News

Cecil Taylor obituary: Broadcast pioneer leaves a legacy that won't be forgotten

Tributes will be paid at a thanksgiving service on Wednesday for a pioneer of both television news and drama production in Northern Ireland.

Rolling back the years: A look at how we enjoyed nightlife and hobbies from 1950 to 1980 - Vimarsana News

Rolling back the years: A look at how we enjoyed nightlife and hobbies from 1950 to 1980

The Floral Hall was previously the Ballroom of Romance where couples first met and danced together to showband tunes. Constructed in the 1930s, it was also used as a recreational hall. In the 1960s, roller skating was introduced and in 1967, the original line-up of Pink Floyd performed there. The Small Faces and Gene Vincent also performed there. The hall played a surprising role in Northern Irish politics, acting as a counting centre for a border referendum in 1973. It then fell into disuse. There have been several discussions surrounding the hall’s refurbishment but nothing concrete has be...

Rolling back the years: A look at how NI enjoyed nightlife and hobbies from 1950 to 1980 - Vimarsana News

Rolling back the years: A look at how NI enjoyed nightlife and hobbies from 1950 to 1980

The Floral Hall was previously the Ballroom of Romance where couples first met and danced together to showband tunes. Constructed in the 1930s, it was also used as a recreational hall. In the 1960s, roller skating was introduced and in 1967, the original line-up of Pink Floyd performed there. The Small Faces and Gene Vincent also performed there. The hall played a surprising role in Northern Irish politics, acting as a counting centre for a border referendum in 1973. It then fell into disuse. There have been several discussions surrounding the hall’s refurbishment but nothing concrete has be...