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2 weeks ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Nigel Burton
A screenshot from the Minecraft version of Keighley Picture house (Image: User generated content) A WEST Yorkshire cinema has been immortalised in the world's favourite video game. The historic Keighley Picture House was recreated in Minecraft by a member of staff to mark the debut of the first movie based on the game. Minecraft is a 2011 sandbox game - which allows users to create and build theor own worlds - developed and published by Swedish video game developer Mojang Studio.
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1 month ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Nigel Burton
Bradford city hall (Image: Staff) ANYONE who wanted to be a local councillor has always needed a pair of broad shoulders. No one answers the call to public service expecting it to be all sweetness and light. Party politics means accepting the brickbats as well as bouquets. But something has changed in the past few years. Criticism has gone beyond reasonable argument. It has become something much darker and, as the story today about abuse of councillors shows, more dangerous.
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2 months ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Nigel Burton
The LM 350 has, er, distinctive looks (Image: Lexus) PEOPLE carriers. Once a family car mainstay, now they find themselves relegated to the margins, a distant runner-up to the incredible success of the SUV. But many of the qualities that made people carriers (briefly) popular in the mid-Nineties - lots of room for passengers, a decent boot, configurable interiors and a lofty driving position with a panoramic glass area for great visibility - remain just as relevant today.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
elystandard.co.uk | Nigel Burton
Jack, left, lost his hair during months of chemotherapy and, right, an X-ray of his leg showing the new bone (Image: Newsquest) This month Newsquest announced a new charity partnership with the Teenage Cancer Trust. The Trust provides specialist care and support for young people with cancer.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
oxfordmail.co.uk | Nigel Burton
Jack, left, lost his hair during months of chemotherapy and, right, an X-ray of his leg showing the new bone (Image: Newsquest) This month Newsquest announced a new charity partnership with the Teenage Cancer Trust. The Trust provides specialist care and support for young people with cancer.
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