Jul
2008
Articles from 18th Jul 2008
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Behind Dunkirk’s lines
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
MUCH of the focus on the miracle of Dunkirk is always on the 300,000 men who escaped from the beaches in 1940. Read
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Stalwarts saying their goodbyes to Honley MVC
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
POSITION vacant: One musical director. Start time: January, 2009. Read
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Invitation to sing for the fun of it
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
IF YOU like to sing and fancying joining a group where music is very much about having fun, then why not head for All Saints Amateur Operatic Society in Halifax? Read
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Sample new partnership
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
SHE’S a multi-talented singer and songwriter, just as comfortable with folk as she is with rock. Read
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Run off to the circus; well the library, then!
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
THERE can’t be many children these days who dream of running off to join the circus. Read
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Comedy takes different styles
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
COMEDY returns to the Lawrence Batley Theatre early next month with Debra Jane Appleby and Elliott J Hunter sharing the billing. Read
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Dylan’s wordy delights
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
THESE letters are released to coincide with the John Maybury film The Edge Of Love, based on the tumultuous love life of the celebrated poet. Read
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Bands’ September date
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
AT LEAST two local bands are lining up to take part in Manchester’s annual brass band extravaganza. Read
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Everybody gets a chance to dance in Benji’s show
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
IT IS a chance for dancers from across the region and from all walks of life to strut their stuff. Read
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30th birthday for band
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
SCISSETT Youth Band is holding its 30th anniversary concert at St Paul’s Hall in Huddersfield tomorrow. Read
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Happy landings for quartet
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
THEY’VE recently took a trip on a narrow boat playing real-ale pubs along the Peak Forest canal. Read
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100-mile-wide world
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
MUSIC from around the world features in a festival at Hebden Bridge this weekend. Read
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Back to the woods for Mister Toad and friends
Jul 18 2008 | Arts News
WHAT better place to stage a version of the classic story Wind In The Willows than in the great outdoors? Read
