John Blow
Reporter at The Yorkshire Post
None at Yorkshire Evening Post
Features writer at The Yorkshire Post. Contact me at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | John Blow
Death is not a subject that most of us prefer to think about for too long. The people at Compassionate Sheffield believe that the sooner we do that, however, the more prepared we will all be for the inevitable. With that in mind, 10 free events from the Sheffield Life, Loss and Death Festival will be on throughout the month, returning to foster more open conversations about dying.
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2 weeks ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | John Blow
A Yorkshire documentary maker hopes that senior politicians take action after watching her Channel 4 film about survivors’ shocking experiences of child sexual abuse. Anna Hall, founder and chief creative officer at Leeds-based Candour Productions, has spoken about Groomed: A National Scandal ahead of its airing from 9pm tonight.
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2 weeks ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | John Blow
Around the turn of the century, Lizzy and Krisha Alageswaran were so impressed with the artistic scene in Sheffield that it helped to sway their decision to move from the West Midlands to South Yorkshire. The partners, a painter and a potter, visited Open Up Sheffield - during which artists and craft makers let visitors into their homes, gardens and studios to get a closer look at their work - and since settling in the city have been involved with the event for around 20 years.
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2 weeks ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | John Blow
It is a question as old as time: “Are humans part of nature, or are we pitted against nature?” Relevant at any point in history, it was one element Patrick Galbraith found so interesting about the enduring land access debate – people demanding, for example, more freedom to wander private areas of countryside or to camp in the wild. “There's one argument to say, well, we're part of nature, so we need to go out into nature.
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2 weeks ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | John Blow
It is timeless music and therefore, more than half a century on, remains beloved: Walk On By, Do You Know the Way to San Jose, Anyone Who Had A Heart. Key to each of these songs, and plenty more, is the voice of Dionne Warwick. But of course, as she still points out, they were written with her very much in mind.
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