Blind and visually impaired people can now enjoy a photography exhibition thanks to technology installed by Guernsey Arts in collaboration with the Guernsey Blind Association.
Kelly Duong was given a suspended sentence after a judge accepted she had been ‘heavily influenced’ by dangerous career criminal Ashley Cumberpatch
HAVING been involved with the education of prisoners over a number of years, it was a delight to read of the developments made in vocational and educational opportunities for inmates at Les Nicolles (Guernsey Press, 5 February).
The show will explore Blake’s connections with the work of his peers.
The study indicates that brain and immune abnormalities may be linked to the chronic disease.
A travelling exhibition of more than 70 works of Belfast-born painter Sir John Lavery is to open at the Ulster Museum.
The painting, Moses, was created by Italian artist Guercino between 1618 and 1619.
Hundreds of children and adults will be making their way to Beau Sejour from tomorrow as three weeks of performance classes get under way in this year’s Eisteddfod.
Lowry’s painting Sunday Afternoon is estimated to be worth between £4 to £6 million.
St Martin’s Marks & Spencer could be getting much bigger, moving into the space currently occupied by petrol pumps.
On Monday, the prize unveiled the seven contenders for the two next Fourth Plinths, which will be displayed from 2026 and 2028, respectively.
More than 200 members of the Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) at National Museums Liverpool (NML) will take industrial action.
BBC Singers’ staff will continue to be employed by the BBC and be part of the broadcaster’s Radio 3 and Proms, the corporation said on Thursday.
The star-studded guest list must follow a ‘Garden of Time’ dress code set by Vogue’s Dame Anna Wintour.
Arts Council England published updates to its relationship framework in January, which has been criticised by Equity.
