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Poole memorial event raises £7,000 for Lewis-Manning Hospice - Vimarsana News

Poole memorial event raises £7,000 for Lewis-Manning Hospice

OVER 2,000 people gathered in Poole Park for a commemorative charity event last weekend to remember the lives of loved ones.

Scotland's Best Events This Week (23 Apr-7 May) - Vimarsana News

Scotland's Best Events This Week (23 Apr-7 May)

What's On Scotland 23 Apr-7 May: Night Fever & more The next two weeks sees museums and galleries reopen, with a flagship exhibition at the V&A Dundee exploring the historic design of club culture. Meanwhile, Manipulate bring live outdoor theatre to Edinburgh and Femspectives kicks off another programme. Feature by Anahit Behrooz | 23 Apr 2021 Exhibitions are back baby! And we don't just mean online! From 1 May, the V&A Dundee is reopening its doors to visitors, with new exhibition Night Fever: Designing Club Culture taking centre stage. The first major global exhibition to explo...

Watch our Fiddlers on the High Seas livestream: The Skinny - Vimarsana News

Watch our Fiddlers on the High Seas livestream: The Skinny

Watch our Fiddlers on the High Seas livestream Watch a new short film celebrating the history of Scottish fiddle music, with performances from Aidan O'Rourke, Vicky Gray and Maurice Henderson Article by The Skinny | 22 Apr 2021 This month, in the second of our series of longreads supported by Edinburgh International Festival, we took a deep dive into the history of Scottish fiddle music. We chart the links between Orkney and Shetland's fiddle-players and the whaling industry, the musical exchange between Scots and indigenous Canadians, and the continued importance of the fiddle to...

York BID needs ballot support to secure next 5 years - Vimarsana News

York BID needs ballot support to secure next 5 years

BUSINESSES will soon be asked to lend their support to a key organisation in as it seeks to be at the forefront of York's recovery. The York Business Improvement District (BID) is nearing the end of its five-year term, and will be holding a ballot to secure its renewal. As the city goes into 2021 on an unsteady footing, with a new lockdown threatening livelihoods, the BID team wants to play a key part in York's survival and revival post-Covid-19. It is asking York businesses to support them to secure a further five years of investment, business support and strong delivery.