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Community swim groups are being hit by a Freedom Leisure ban - Vimarsana News

Community swim groups are being hit by a Freedom Leisure ban

Hundreds of youngsters could miss out on swimming lessons following a decision to stop community groups using New Forest pools operated by Freedom…

Freedom Leisure defends ban of community swimming groups - Vimarsana News

Freedom Leisure defends ban of community swimming groups

Freedom Leisure has hit back at claims it will stop hundreds of children enjoying swimming lessons, despite cancelling community groups bookings

Thought-provoking and stirring wartime drama that's superbly acted - Vimarsana News

Thought-provoking and stirring wartime drama that's superbly acted

WHAT would you do if your home and daily routine were taken over by your declared enemy? This is the scenario at the heart of The Silence of the Sea, wherein a ...

Andrew Treagus obituary - Vimarsana News

Andrew Treagus obituary

One of Britain’s leading theatrical general managers responsible for the transfer of big Broadway musicals to the West End

Obituary: Peter Terson, playwright who put working-class voices at heart of stage and TV productions - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Peter Terson, playwright who put working-class voices at heart of stage and TV productions

Died: April 8, 2021. PETER Terson, who has died aged 89 after suffering from Parkinson’s disease, was a playwright who brought to the stage and screen authentic representations of working-class culture inspired by his childhood in the industrial north-east of England. His first major success, Zigger Zagger, staged at the Jeanetta Cochrane Theatre, London, by the National Youth Theatre in 1967, opened a window on the world of football hooliganism. The 90-strong cast stood in a specially constructed stand, singing their irreverent comments and chants such as “Zigger zagger! Oi! Oi! ...