Q&A with Conor Delaney from Stones in His Pockets
Q&A with Conor Delaney from Stones in His Pockets, coming to Watford Colosseum
Q&A with Conor Delaney from Stones in His Pockets, coming to Watford Colosseum
Amie Mulderrig talks to Emily from The Staves about working on their new album with Bon Iver's Justin Vernon
Q&A with Mark King from Level 42, ahead of the band's gig at Watford Colosseum
Guitar legend Steve Cropper talks to Amie Mulderrig ahead of his gig at Watford Colosseum
Otis Redding and his band were just four miles from Madison Municipal Airport when their private plane crashed.
Organisers of the popular Stow Festival are celebrating after the community event was nominated in two categories at this year’s UK Festival Awards.
Stuck for something to do over the next seven days? Here's our pick of the top five events taking place in the borough.
Filmmaker Jonathan Glazer has produced some of the most culturally significant images of our time: from his advertising work with Guinness and Sony BRAVIA to his movies Sexy Beast and Birth. So when fan Adam Pearson was offered the chance to meet the director, to a secure a part in his latest movie Under the Skin, he leapt at the chance. Unfortunately their initial meeting didn’t entirely go to plan.
After three days of auditions the difficult decisions have been made and the X Factor finalists have been selected.
All they wanted was to be treated fairly. To have the same rights and wages as their male counterparts. The story of the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant, where female sewing machinists walked out in protest against sexual discrimination has already been dramatised into a film Made in Dagenham. Now this inspirational tale of women who paved the way for the introduction of The Equal Pay Act by Government has been transformed into a musical of the same name.
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