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Urinetown: The Musical set for five Cirencester shows
TinkCo will put on five performances of Urinetown at The Barn Theatre from November 13 to November 16. The musical, set in a dystopian world where water is scarce and a greedy corporation controls ...
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New George Michael musical to be performed in Swindon
A new musical dedicated to the music of Wham! and George Michael is set to come to Swindon. 'Freedom - Celebrating George Michael' will be performed at MECA on Thursday, December 5. The show, which ...
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Royal Wootton Bassett Orchestra set for Christmas concert
The annual event, set for December 8 at 4pm, will feature a mix of classical, popular, and traditional Christmas music, including a musical narration of T’was the Night Before Christmas. The ...
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Debate demanding minister to take action on dentist crisis
As the number of children in Wiltshire who have not seen an NHS dentist in the past year reaches 51,000, Chippenham’s MP, Sarah Gibson, has led a debate demanding action to fix the crisis. The debate ...
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Star Wars film reclassified to PG due to violence and frozen Han Solo scene
Star Wars Episode VI: Return Of The Jedi has been reclassified from a U to a PG due to its violence and a scene which shows one of the film’s heroes Han Solo frozen in carbonite. The British Board of ...
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Post Office to announce ‘transformation plan’ amid reports of job cuts
Chairman Nigel Railton is to announce new cost-cutting measures that could result in the closure of more than 100 branches across the country.
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Majority support change to assisted dying law – survey
The September survey found that seven in 10 (70%) people in England support a change in the law on assisted dying, and 14% oppose a change.
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Home buyers could typically save over £40,000 by purchasing a ‘fixer-upper’
Properties in need of renovation work cost £44,634 less on average than homes across Britain generally, Rightmove said.
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Youth club closures led to increased offending and worse GCSE results – IFS
The impact on educational outcomes as a result of the closures was even more severe for pupils entitled to free school meals, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) research. Around 30% ...
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Creative industries dominated by the affluent show class inequality – charity
Research found that Bafta nominated actors are five times more likely to have attended a fee-paying school than the average person.
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Second ad for artificial grass firm banned for objectifying women
An artificial grass firm has been ordered to take down a second billboard poster after it was found to demean and objectify women. The poster for Great Grass, which appeared at the junction of Hollins ...
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Who might be the next Archbishop of Canterbury?
When Justin Welby steps down he will be succeeded by the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury. There are more than 100 bishops in the Church of England, including 42 diocesan bishops. Here, the PA news ...