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King's Coronation Weekend events in Manchester - Vimarsana News

King's Coronation Weekend events in Manchester

Here are some of the best King’s Coronation Weekend events in Manchester to make use of a much-welcomed bank holiday break. . The latest Clubbing news - Skiddle: The UKs best What\'s On Guide

On Camera, R Ashwin Spotted Sniffing His Vest, Internet Says ''Meme Gold'' - Vimarsana News

On Camera, R Ashwin Spotted Sniffing His Vest, Internet Says ''Meme Gold''

In an amusing video caught on camera, Ravichandran Ashwin was seen sniffing an Indian jersey. The post has now become a meme-worthy

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Celebrating local creativity with New Balance: The Skinny - Vimarsana News

Celebrating local creativity with New Balance: The Skinny

Celebrating local creativity with New Balance For their annual Grey Day, New Balance celebrate creativity with artists from across the UK, including Glasgow DJ Wheelman Advertorial by The Skinny | 14 May 2021 New Balance Promoted Content While it’s always been important to support what’s local – whether that’s favouring independent shops or championing the work of local creatives – it’s become especially important following the past year or so of restricted living. The arts in particular have taken a big hit, and we know you're all just as keen to get back to our...

Promoters in northern England are pushing for a more inclusive return to clubbing - Vimarsana News

Promoters in northern England are pushing for a more inclusive return to clubbing

“The clubs are coming back, pass it on!” Like a whisper rippling through a crowd, excitement is mounting as venues prepare to reopen their doors. But over a year on from the first UK lockdown, what’s changed? In its absence, clubbing’s power to unite us has never been more needed. As stories about racist, misogynist, transphobic and homophobic violence continue to dominate headlines, the past year has led promoters, venues and artists to reckon with how clubs can still act as sites of exclusion for the vulnerable and marginalised. In the North of England, the dance music scene has, li...

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