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Summer Holiday Special 2025!
SUMMER IS FINALLY HERE! This Summer holiday we have a range of different events, activities and things to do to entertain everyone! Get your sunglasses, shorts and sun hats at the ready! Dates: Friday 11th July - Sunday 14th September - Lions at Large – A fun, free, family event Find out more. Dates: 23 Jul 2025 - Dinosaur Adventure Live: The Big Jurassic Storm - Roses Theatre Find out more. Dates: Saturday 26th July 2025 - Retrospective of 80s presents Martin Kemp (DJ set) Find out more.
History of VALORANT's ascent to the top
History of VALORANT's ascent to the top It's been a long road to make VALORANT the beast of a game that it is today. From development to Ignition and beyond, this is its story. The genesis …
Skier Ryōyū Kobayashi lands record-breaking 291m flight
Teton County (Wyo.) 17 hours ago Jackson Hole Skier-Collision Death Ruled a Homicide skimag.com - Samantha Berman • 17h Is the growing number of high-speed collisions leading to more criminal charges on the slopes? In a surprising—but not unheard of—determination, the … Liberal View 21 hours ago Read this powerful GOP senator’s pay-to-play 'benefits package' for lobbyists Raw Story - Mark Alesia, Investigative Reporter • 21h Are you a lobbyist itching for a fishing trip with Sen.
How a Dutch pension fund cost Tesla $585 million
It’s been a rocky few weeks for Elon Musk – despite his new BFF, Donald Trump, preparing to take the White House. Musk has been an outspoken supporter of Trump and has landed himself a role in the new President’s cabinet as a result. He reportedly even spent a great deal of time post-US election ‘camped out’ at Mar-a-Lago in order to be close to the president-elect.
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney set out to conquer football again in season 2 of Welcome to Wrexham - SamaGame
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney continue their adventure in Welsh football. Since September 2020, the two Hollywood stars have been the happy owners of the Wrexham AFC club. The team, created in October 1864 in an industrial town, then positioned itself in the very soft underbelly of the fifth British division (National League) and dreamed of to reach League Two. Without any experience in the world of football, the players invest their time and money to relaunch the team.
Manchester United vs Everton: score and latest updates from the FA Cup third round
By Tom Ward The third round of the FA Cup is just around the corner and whether you like it or not, this is the oldest football competition still in existence and as such still deserves a spot on the British football calendar. The shocks in the third round will have people coming back for more, but those will have to wait until the weekend, with two Premier League sides – Manchester United and Everton – opening the curtain this year.
A Dystopian Guide to Financial Security
From California wildfires to deadly hurricanes and tornadoes in the South, life in the U.S. can feel downright apocalyptic. That retirement home in Miami may be underwater in a decade or so, and with temperatures soaring, both Los Angeles and Phoenix seem to have been relocated to the inside of a pizza oven. Forget cryptocurrency and “meme stocks,” warns Kareem Rathore, a partner at Hoxton Capital Management in London. They’re usually bought on impulse, he says, and don’t have provable value.
Film Festival to feature Blues talent on silver screen
The 12th annual Clarksdale Film Festival has become a premier event for movies and documentaries of the region and the Delta Blues. Because of the recent COVID resurgence, festival organizers have unveiled a plan to hold the festival, even without the films. Given the uncertainties of this season of time, the 2022 version of the Clarksdale Film Festival will feature that which has made the town famous. The weekend of Jan.
Tusculum's McMillen named AstroTurf SAC Runner of the Week
ROCK HILL, S.C.—Tusculum University's Nicole McMillen has been named the AstroTurf South Atlantic Conference Runner of the Week in women's cross country for the week ending Sept. 22, the conference office announced Tuesday. McMillen finished second out of 122 runners at the Wingfoot XC Classic Friday night in Cartersville, Georgia, helping the Pioneers finish in a tie for fifth out of 14 teams in the meet.
Lamborghinis, Arab Stallions And A Caravan In North East England: The Amazing Life Of The Man Who Breeds Falcons For Gulf Royals
Regularly gifted high-end watches and luxury cars by Gulf royalty, Bryn Close is the Middle Eastâs go-to when it comes to producing race-winning birds of prey. GQ joins him in Englandâs industrial north east to find out what gives his operation wings Bryn Close, a formerly homeless 65 year-old from northern England insists heâs not blowing his own trumpet. â...but Iâve had 10 years of being champion.
Osborne Pays Tribute to Retired Toast of New York
Bayern (inside) defeats Toast of New York (middle) and California Chrome in the 2014 Breeders' Cup Classic Chad B. Harmon Gelding has "had lots of issues" since being purchased by Al Shaqab Racing. By Tom Ward/Racing Post Today, 5:28 PM Trainer Jamie Osborne has paid tribute to Breeders' Cup Classic (G1) runner-up Toast of New York, who has been retired—again—at 8 years old.
Old Persian Claims Sheema Classic
Old Persian wins the Sheema Classic under William Buick at Meydan Mathea Kelley/Dubai Racing Club Son of Dubawi provided another highlight on memorable night for Godolphin. By Tom Ward/Racing Post Today, 6:28 PM Old Persian provided yet another highlight in a memorable night for Godolphin and Charlie Appleby at Meydan when running out a convincing winner of the Dubai Sheema Classic Sponsored by Longines (G1).
Goodwood and Bro Park Announce Bonus Incentive
A runner forms a striking picture in the pre-parade ring at Goodwood Edward Whitaker/Racing Post Racetracks develop qualifying race schedule to encourage international runners By Tom Ward/Racing Post Today, 1:33 PM Glorious Goodwood will have a Swedish twist this summer thanks to a new link-up of qualifying races with Stockholm's Bro Park.
Stayers' Million Series to Return in 2019
Frankie Dettori celebrates aboard Stradivarius after their win in the 2018 Lonsdale Cup at York Edward Whitaker/Racing Post Four additional qualifying races have been added to challenge By Tom Ward/Racing Post Today, 4:30 PM Weatherbys Hamilton, sponsors of the Stayers' Million, have announced the series—won in its inaugural year by the John Gosden-trained Stradivarius—will return in 2019 with the addition of four further qualifying races.
Ascot Gold Cup Winner Big Orange Retired
Big Orange, who memorably won the 2017 Gold Cup (G1) at Royal Ascot, has been retired after a leg injury flared up last week. The 8-year-old son of Duke of Marmalade was trained by Michael Bell for owners Bill and Tim Gredley and won nine of his 27 starts, collecting more than £1.25 million (US$1.75 million) in prize money. He took his connections around the world to the UAE, Hong Kong, and Australia, but his battling Gold Cup success—the only group 1 win of his career—was his crowning moment.
BHA Adds Six British Fixtures to Counter Racing Losses
Racing at Chelmsford City will kick off fixtures added to make up for lost racing due to the equine influenza shutdown Edward Whitaker/Racing Post Fixtures will be staged between Feb. 20 and Feb. 28 By Tom Ward/Racing Post Today, 5:57 PM The British Horseracing Authority has announced six additional fixtures will be staged between Feb. 20 and Feb. 28 as British racing attempts to regain some of the ground lost due to the equine influenza-enforced shutdown. Over the course of six days commencing Feb.
Johnston Targets Epsom Derby with Renewed Focus
(Top): Mark Johnston said he plans a concerted effort to target the Epsom Derby Edward Whitaker/Racing Post Trainer views classic "a very winnable" race after Dee Ex Bee second last year By Tom Ward/Racing Post Today, 1:51 PM Mark Johnston has called the Investec Derby (G1) a "very winnable" race and intends to have more runners in the classic following the surprise second of Dee Ex Bee last year. "I think Dee Ex Bee's second in the Derby was an eye-opener," the trainer said.
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