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Tearful Shirley Ballas says Len Goodman was 'quite frail' when she last saw him - Vimarsana News

Tearful Shirley Ballas says Len Goodman was 'quite frail' when she last saw him

Ballas paid tribute to the Strictly legend who she gave her a ‘final cuddle’

Shirley Ballas says Len Goodman was 'quite frail' the last time she saw him - Vimarsana News

Shirley Ballas says Len Goodman was 'quite frail' the last time she saw him

The Strictly head judge, 62, appeared on Loose Women on Wednesday to remember Len, who passed away in a hospice on Saturday night after a short battle with bone cancer.

PAT NEAL: Pearl Harbor Day or how my mom won the war - Vimarsana News

PAT NEAL: Pearl Harbor Day or how my mom won the war

“DECEMBER 7, 1941— a day which will live in infamy.” President Roosevelt said these words many years ago.

Archive: Rockabilly libertine Harry Glenn tells full story of Mar-Vel Records - Vimarsana News

Archive: Rockabilly libertine Harry Glenn tells full story of Mar-Vel Records

In an interview from November 1981, Harry Glenn discusses the stories of Mar-Vel and Glenn record labels to a Goldmine reporter at a truck stop

Dad George was landlord of the Lord Nelson, in Colchester - Vimarsana News

Dad George was landlord of the Lord Nelson, in Colchester

OUR pub nostalgia pieces brought back memories for reader Derek Rayner. The 74-year-old has a strong family connection with one of Colchester's watering holes as his dad ran the Lord Nelson, on Hythe Hill. He was landlord in the years after the Second World War. All smiles - Mr Rayner's brother, Brian, daughter Kim (left) and wife Jo won an award during their time running the Castle Inn, at Ramsey Mr Rayner junior, who lives in Stanway, was just one when his dad took over and the family moved on when he was 15. He said: "I also have aunties and uncles who ran pubs in Colchester.