Paul Larkin

2 weeks ago | northumberlandgazette.co.uk | Paul Larkin

Thousands of relieved freedom-seekers descended on the Pastures in the shadow Alnwick Castle in 2021 for Mighty Dub Fest. Lifting of Covid-19 restrictions on July 19 allowed the annual love-in for Volkswagen camper van owners and fans to go ahead. And festival-goers, who couldn’t wait to let their hair down at last after months of lockdowns and cancelled events, were treated to a feast of entertainment at the most northerly VW weekend festival in England.

1 month ago | dailysignal.com | Paul Larkin

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2 months ago | heritage.org | Paul Larkin

We’ve all imagined what we would do if we were king for a day. Even federal judges. Remember the joke, “Question: What’s the difference between God and a federal judge? Answer: God knows that he’s not a federal judge.” Well, for some federal judges, that’s no joke; they genuinely don’t know the difference. President Donald Trump has decided (among other things) to enforce federal immigration laws and remake the administrative state. Not everyone is happy.

2 months ago | readceltic.com | Paul Larkin |Eric Knott

There are certain lines that cannot, should not, be crossed in the footballing world, yet Celtic have been on the receiving end of many mind-blowingly crazy decisions that cross lines that would astound you down through the years. Both on and off the park. Cheating by referees is one of those lines should never be crossed. Because what are referees there for after all? But to uphold the laws of the game on the field of play.

Mar 21, 2025 | northumberlandgazette.co.uk | Paul Larkin

Saturday, July 29, 2006, was a momentous day for Alnwick – it marked the start of a series of thrilling concerts in the shadow of Alnwick Castle. Stars of the first gig were Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blue Orchestra, with special guests Ruby Turner and Sam Brown.