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We Danced on Our Desks by Philip Norman review – an unbeatable portrait of a writer finding his voice - Vimarsana News

We Danced on Our Desks by Philip Norman review – an unbeatable portrait of a writer finding his voice

The Beatles biographer evokes the energy and glamour of the 1960s in this droll and vivid account of his years on the Sunday Times Magazine

When the Darlington Quaker Ladies were the best team in the north - Vimarsana News

When the Darlington Quaker Ladies were the best team in the north

“WE do not think that women’s football will ever become popular,” said Pip, a cartoonist in 1927 who was lampooning with his pen the big…

Town salutes the Gallant Airman 77 years to the second of his sacrifice - Vimarsana News

Town salutes the Gallant Airman 77 years to the second of his sacrifice

AFTER Pilot Officer William McMullen stayed with his stricken plane in a desperate, but successful, bid to prevent it from crashlanding in flames in…

Join us online to remember the pilot who sacrificed himself to save a town - Vimarsana News

Join us online to remember the pilot who sacrificed himself to save a town

AN airman who sacrificed his own life to save a town is going to be remembered in a Zoom ceremony on Wednesday night at the moment he crashed 76 years ago. In normal times, at 8.49pm on the anniversary of Pilot Office William McMullen’s death, a crowd gathers near the spot where he made the ultimate sacrifice to remember his heroism. McMullen could have jumped from his stricken bomber but instead stayed at the controls to steer it away from the houses of Darlington. Last year, on the 75th anniversary, the nation was battling Storm Brendan but still well over 100 people turned up at th...