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LancasterHistory and James Buchanan’s Wheatland may remain closed to visitors because of the pandemic. But the local history organization still has a full schedule of events to offer the public between now and May. Presentations about Thaddeus Stevens, controversial monuments and Lancaster architecture, along with a Valentine’s Day fundraising gala and a special Presidents Day tour of Wheatland, are among the history organization’s upcoming virtual offerings. Tour of Wheatland On Presidents Day, Monday, Feb. 15, visitors can not only take a virtual guided tour, via Zoom, of Jam...

Norfolk Coroner's Court in Norwich. Picture: ANTONY KELLY - Credit: Archant A seven-week-old baby died from natural causes, an inquest has heard. Patrick Clarke, who was born at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) in King's Lynn on July 4, 2020, died at his home address in Castle Acre on August 28. At an inquest into his death held at Norfolk Coroner's Court on February 3 Jacqueline Lake, senior coroner for Norfolk, read evidence from Patrick's mother, Emily Pitt, emergency service members, a consultant paediatrician from the QEH and a post-mortem report. The court heard how on August 26, Pat...

Patrick Clarke , January 29th, 2021 10:25 A new documentary by Paul Duane chronicles the attempts of Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, aka The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu, aka The KLF, to build an enormous pyramid in Liverpool A brick of Mumufication, photo courtesy of Paul Duane On August 23, 2017, Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty ended the 23-year moratorium they had placed on their era-defining musical duo The KLF, aka The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu, to host a bizarre three-day event in Liverpool. Billed as Welcome To The Dark Ages, it began with the duo careening through the city in an ice cr...

Patrick Clarke , January 29th, 2021 12:00 The new year brings a continuation of old miseries, but a resurgence of extraordinarily good music. Here's our guide to the best albums and tracks of a particularly strong month I'm not sure why, but in a year so far as disastrous as the last, in which musicians' fortunes continue to plummet to the point that total collapse looms as a real possibility, the art they've been releasing sounds stronger than ever. From Sleaford Mods' blistering career-best new album, to anti-colonialist duo Divide And Dissolve's unbelievably powerful cascades of crushing ...

The Quietus , December 14th, 2020 11:58 These are our favourite tracks of the last 12 months as voted for by Jennifer Lucy Allan, Bobby Barry, Aaron Bishop, Patrick Clarke, John Doran, Christian Eede, Noel Gardner, Ella Kemp, Fergal Kinney, Sean Kitching, Anthea Leyland, Peter Margasak, David McKenna, JR Moores, Luke Turner, Kez Whelan and Daryl Worthington. Illustration by Lisa Cradduck There's not much more I can add to what has already been said about our relationship to music in this pandemic-hit year by my colleagues Luke Turner and Patrick Clarke in their respective introductions to our...