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Grandkids, pals, pubs and raves: 50 things us Teessiders miss most about life pre-lockdown From seeing family and dining out to going to the dentist and raves - this is what us Teessiders have missed the most Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can uns...

by Charlie Smith on December 28th, 2020 at 3:26 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 A White Rock man has received a judicial roasting for falsely claiming to speak on behalf of a strata council before a quasi-judicial tribunal. Henry Peter Rose was a member of his strata council when he launched a claim at the Civil Resolution Tribunal for $2791.52 against Roderick Louis, alleging unpaid strata fees. The case continued after the strata corporation authorized a lien of $34,456.71 on Louis's unit for alleged nonpayment of strata fees. Rose continued pursuing the claim against Louis even after he ceased to be...

The Blue Danube No other piece of music better illustrates the ‘flop to hit’ reversal than Johann Strauss II’s By the Beautiful Blue Danube. Here’s a waltz everybody knows, but the audience at its premiere did not entirely go with the flow. The work was intended to boost Viennese morale after Austria’s defeat at the hands of Prussia in the Seven Weeks’ War. And so it might have, had ‘humorous’ lyrics intended to make light of Austria’s problems not then been added. The first-night crowd hated them and the piece received just one encore making it, in Strauss’s terms, a dis...

Indonesian food with a colonial twist: how the feast of rijsttafel, or rice table, became a social tool and status symbol Silvia Marchetti life@scmp.com A rijsttafel prepared by Dutch-Indonesian chef Jeff Keasberry. The feast became a social phenomenon and much-enjoyed ritual in the Dutch colonial world after it was adapted from traditional Indonesian communal gatherings. Photo: Courtesy of Jeff Keasberry An overloaded table in a restaurant in the Dutch capital Amsterdam is covered with plates of succulent Indonesian food: gado-gado (a cooked vegetable salad in peanut sauce),...

Tekenable secures €1.6m funding for European expansion 15 Dec 2020400 Views From left: John Summers, Baker Tilly; Peter Rose, Tekenable; Mark Richardson, Baker Tilly; and Nick Connors, Tekenable. Image: Tekenable Following jobs news and an acquisition earlier this year, the Dublin company’s growth is set to continue with support from the Goodbody EIIS Fund. Irish firm Tekenable is set to round off the year on a high note after securing €1.6m in funding from the Goodbody EIIS Fund. The Dublin-based technology and services company began 2020 with a jobs announcement. It said i...