Marc Burrows

1 week ago | silvermagazine.co.uk | Marc Burrows |Rhianna Pratchett |Terry Pratchett

A magical night for Pratchett fans in the West End…Ever wandered the cobbled streets of Ankh-Morpork in your imagination, or wondered whether Death speaks in all caps? Then mark your calendar. On Sunday 28 April, The Magic of Terry Pratchett show comes to the Duchess Theatre London for a one-off event celebrating the life and legacy of the beloved author.

2 weeks ago | bigissue.com | Marc Burrows

Advertorial from Specsavers The Big Issue and Specsavers’ partnership means more thanensuring our vendors can access eye and ear care easily – thesense of dignity, support and warmth they receive when theyvisit stores is equally important. It’s a bright but bracing spring morning in Cavendish Square off Oxford Street in Central London, one of the busiest shopping streets in the world. It is already humming with activity as people – workers, locals, tourists – go about their business.

4 weeks ago | heyuguys.com | Marc Burrows

We're living in the golden age of geek TV, treated to an embarrassment of weekly riches dumped right onto our screens, delivering us new slices of the most treasured franchises we have, made with huge budgets.

1 month ago | bigissue.com | Marc Burrows

Advertorial from Citroën Discover how Living in Fitness founder Carl Davis is using the Citroën ë-Berlingo Van to grow his business, support his community, and balance family life—all while embracing the benefits of electric driving. by: Vicky Parrott “Compared to my old diesel estate… It’s like a new world!” says Carl Davis, the energetic founder of Living in Fitness, of his Citroën ë-Berlingo Van.

1 month ago | independent.co.uk | Marc Burrows

The Independent's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission. CommentTen years after his death, Terry Pratchett’s funny, clever (and bestselling) books remind us that it's not enough to be good in our hearts, writes Marc Burrows. We must refuse to accept a world defined by pettiness and indifferenceTen years ago today, Sir Terry Pratchett died. He was the best-selling author of his generation, knighted for services to literature.