Guts world tour: what actually happens behind the scenes? Olivia Rodrigo has officially begun her ‘GUTS’ world tour which started on the 23rd of February 2024 in Palm Springs, California according to The Cosmopolitan and is due to finish on the 14th of August in Los Angeles 2024. But what Continue Reading
F1 in Schools.
On Wednesday 13th March 2024 MAGNA will host the national finals for the F1 in schools The F1 for schools will see the top teams from across the nation compete for a place on the podium and a chance to be the National Champions. The event is a series of Continue Reading
80th Anniversary of D-Day
You may already be aware of the 80th anniversary of D-day coming up in June, however, do you know how the world is remembering the historical event? Commemorative activities are scheduled for June 6, 2024, as well as on the days leading up to and following that date. For example, Continue Reading
Who’s Holly…?
Holly Jackson is an author who has written ‘A Good Girls Guide to Murder’, ‘Good Girl, Bad Blood’, ‘As Good as Dead’, ‘Five Survive’,’ Kill Joy’ and soon coming ‘The Reappearance of Rachel Price’. Her agency ‘RCW Literary Agency’ explained that Holly grew up in Buckinghamshire and started writing stories Continue Reading
Nye – A Life Changing Play
Actor Michale Sheen will be portraying Nye Bevan creator of the National Health Service (NHS) in the London stage production which explains the origins of our world famous health care system. Nye is a play about a man’s dream turning into the NHS. Michale Sheen, who has played previous roles Continue Reading
Young Tennis Stars
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has been strongly working with young children and adults in their latest Youth programmes. This aims to bring more children into tennis, to socialise, have fun, whilst receiving structured, professional coaching! Attendance and participating in the Youth programs have greatly been inspired by the successes of Emma Continue Reading
Wonka – Film Review
4.5 out of 5 STARS Wonka acts as a prequel to the much-loved Roald Dahl classic, ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’. It follows the plot of a poor young man named ‘Willy Wonka’ (Timothée Chalamet), whose ambitions as a chocolatier lead him to open a shop at ‘The Galéries Gourmet’ Continue Reading
Results in Rochdale
Sir Kier Starmer apologises to the votes for disowning Labour’s candidate who ended up in 4th. But why is Starmer sorry, what happened at the Rochdale by-election? Starmer believes that the reason why Galloway won was due to Labour pulling support over accusations of Azhar Ali being antisemitic. Speaking after Continue Reading
Boulter Brilliance!
British tennis has always had a strong, and at times, the best competitors in the doubles game. Asides from Andy Murray, the singles competition has not always performed as strongly. Times are changing as just this week British number 1 on the woman’s tour, Katie Boulter has had a power Continue Reading
200 Years of RNLI
The royal national lifeboat institution also known as RNLI, which was established in 1824, has just recently reached the 200 year mark. Along the shores of Ireland and the UK, it has made its mission to save lives at sea. With approximately 238 lifeboat stations and 240 lifeguard units the Continue Reading