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Truth/Pulse in Marine Parade East, Clacton A BAR which had its licence suspended for three months after police claimed it “potentially exposed hundreds of people” to Covid says it will not reopen until the pandemic is over. Truth/Pulse, in Marine Parade East, Clacton, faced a licensing hearing in October after police called for a review following allegations it breached coronavirus restrictions. It was claimed the venue was operating as a nightclub, including people dancing and not social distancing, in August. Despite the bar claiming there was no designated area for dancing and ...

"Oi Connect Really Delivered for the Ocean Science and Technology Community” - 15/12/2020 Oceanology International 2020, held this year as a virtual event from 1 to 4 December on the custom-built, AI-driven Oi Connect events and meetings platform, completed its inaugural session to acclaim from the ocean science and technology communities. Ralph Rayner, president of the Society for Underwater Technology, said: “2020 has presented its challenges to the world and the ocean science and technology community. However, I was delighted with how Oi Connect managed to bring so many of the communi...

Supplied The South Canterbury Drama League's Carol and the Belles waiting staff, from left, Esme Tombs, Maddy Smith and Morgan Tonks. The South Canterbury Drama League’s youngest director is rehearsing Carol and the Belles, which opens on Friday for an eight performance season. Abigail Austin, 21, started at the league as a choreographer about four years ago and has worked her way up. “I learnt from the best. I learnt from Alice Sollis and worked alongside her,” Austin said. The former Timaru Girls’ High School student works as a speech and drama teacher and has her own singing st...

“Oi Connect really delivered for the ocean science and technology community,” says society President Oceanology International 2020, held this year as a virtual event from 1st to 4th December on the custom-built, AI-driven Oi Connect events and meetings platform, completed its inaugural session to acclaim from the ocean science and technology communities. Ralph Rayner, President of the Society for Underwater Technology, said: “2020 has presented its challenges to the world and the ocean science and technology community. However, I was delighted with how Oi Connect managed to bring so man...

(Image: Reed Exhibitions) Oceanology International 2020, held this year as a virtual event from 1st to 4th December on the custom-built, AI-driven Oi Connect events and meetings platform, completed its inaugural session to acclaim from the ocean science and technology communities. Ralph Rayner, President of the Society for Underwater Technology, said, “2020 has presented its challenges to the world and the ocean science and technology community. However, I was delighted with how Oi Connect managed to bring so many of the community together. The Oi Connect platform saw many hundreds of meeti...