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An Inspirational Couple

In Raw, near Whitby in North Yorkshire, there is a couple who have an inspirational story to tell. Dennis and Norma Carrick spend their retirement caring and rescuing abandoned and injured animals, whether they are wild or pets. The couple have been helping abandoned and injured animals for 16 years and they never have a […]

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‘We regret to inform you that you have not been successful for this job vacancy’

These words are becoming all too regular in my day-to-day life and it is these words that have caused me, on many occasions, to really think about my potential career choice. I have been writing for a long time and have always enjoyed it and, please correct me if I am wrong, but I am […]

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Whatever happened to good old fashioned keys?

So, I have recently moved into a new flat and the excitement was building up in me for days before. I arrived at my building, parked my car and made my way to get my key. Now, being a traditionalist, I have never been fond of electronic key devices and what do I have now. […]

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Why anime is great to watch

Ever since I first saw Pokémon back in 1997, I was immediately hooked. The vibrant colours, the powerful creatures and the character’s and their adventures were just some of the reasons why I loved the programme. However, I could not really appreciate the full meaning behind some of the episodes until I grew with a […]

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The struggle of a die hard Game of Thrones fan

Since the beginning of Games of Thrones back in 2011, fans worldwide have been on the edge of their seat wondering what will happen next and ultimately, which character will be next to die. Each season, you find yourself drawn to a certain character and as soon as the words ‘they are my favourite character’ […]

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An Evening of Folk Tales and Music

What a unique and different evening I had at Tales and Ballads. The evening consisted of live performances from Bridget Cousins on her harp, Morwenna and others, who read favourite poems, sang beautiful tunes and told old folk tales. At first I did feel a little out of place. I am not a performer but […]

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Old St Stephen’s Church: Rugged Individualism

On the hilltop of Fylingdales sits a beautiful and unique building overlooking the seaside town of Robin Hood’s Bay. This building is Old St Stephen’s Church and it has an interesting history. The church was probably founded in the 11th Century and in the early 18th Century a west gallery was introduced together with box […]

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Profile of the Artistic Director of the Everyman Theatre: Nick Bagnall

There is a clear sense of snobbery in the arts industry, in particular with live art such as theatre, yet the associate director of the Everyman Theatre in Liverpool is just an average man finding his way, through the work he produces. As I sat and waited in the Everyman Theatre bar I thought how […]

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The Breakfast Club: A Triumph of the 80s

When growing up, I was lucky enough to never have to spend a Saturday in detention, something after watching this definitive 80s teen movie I would give my right arm for. This is consider to be one of the greatest high school films, as well as one of Hughes’ most memorable and recognisable works and […]

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The Hobbit Triology: What a waste of time

First of all, I would like to state straight away that I am a huge fan of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and a fan of Peter Jackson in general, however after seeing The Hobbit, I felt unsatisfied with what I saw on screen. I remember reading The Hobbit when I was in Primary […]