Molly Nicholas

4 days ago | barsandcocktails.com.au | Molly Nicholas

Brisbane cocktail bar Savile Row has debuted its latest cocktail menu, Volume 8, marking eight years since the Fortitude Valley venue first swung its doors open. Continuing Savile Row’s tradition of drawing inspiration from its namesake – the famed London street known for its bespoke tailoring – Volume 8 dives deeper into the craft that defines the legendary street.

4 days ago | barsandcocktails.com.au | Molly Nicholas

A new player has entered the Australian spirits scene as acclaimed British drinks company Hoxton Spirits makes its debut down under. Founded by respected international mixologist Gerry Calabrese, the flavour-forward portfolio of naturally-infused spirits has been tailormade for bar professionals. Gerry, the son of cocktail icon Salvatore Calabrese, cut his teeth in London’s bar scene, spending over two decades behind the bar before turning his attention to spirit creation.

5 days ago | lynnnews.co.uk | Molly Nicholas

A body has been found during searches for a missing man. The discovery was made by police on Saturday morning on farmland between Crimplesham and Bexwell. While the body has yet to be formally identified, the family of 51-year-old Stuart Badham have been informed. The death is not being treated as suspicious and a file will be prepared for the coroner in due course. Mr Badham was last seen at a property on Market Lane, Crimplesham, on May 24.

5 days ago | fenlandcitizen.co.uk | Molly Nicholas

Published: 14:36, 02 June 2025 A 31-year-old father-of-two who went missing from Wisbech is likely to have drowned, an inquest has heard. Arvydas Petrauskas, who was last seen on Friday, March 21, in Wisbech, was discovered 13 days later when his body was spotted in the River Nene. Area coroner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, Elizabeth Grey, opened the inquest on Thursday, May 22, at Lawrence Court, in Huntingdon.

5 days ago | fenlandcitizen.co.uk | Molly Nicholas

Two dads have finally braved the shave after weeks of growing their hair for a good cause. Fred Beaumont and Andy Michelin let their hair and bears grow for six weeks starting on the first day of Lent - March 5Fred dyed his beard and head neon red for the cause, and then on Easter Sunday, they had their beards and hair shaved, raising £402 for the Little Miracles Charity Centre in Wisbech. The pair presented the cheque to the centre on Thursday.