Roger Smith

4 weeks ago | pressparty.com | Oxana Lapchuk |Valentyn Koval |Roger Smith |William Cook

French-American musician, composer, and carpenter Zoé Basha, based in Dublin, Ireland has released her long-awaited debut solo album Gamble. A strikingly honest and genre-defying collection, Gamble weaves together threads of folk, blues, Americana, jazz, and Irish traditional music, telling stories of love, loss, resilience, and nomadic life.

4 weeks ago | pressparty.com | Oxana Lapchuk |Valentyn Koval |Roger Smith |William Cook

Published: April 16, 205 -- BBC Radio 1 has revealed an exciting first for Big Weekend 2025, which will take place in Sefton Park, Liverpool from Friday 23 May – Sunday 25 May. The festival will feature a performance from Radio 1 Anthems acts – celebrating iconic tracks and unforgettable moments from the past two decades of music.

Dec 22, 2024 | railadvent.co.uk | Roger Smith

Stadler has been awarded a contract by the Lithuanian freight operator LTG Cargo to supply seventeen electric locomotives, spare parts, and three years of maintenance, with an option for seventeen additional units. This is Stadler’s first locomotive contract for Lithuania and is for seventeen 25kV AC electric locomotives based on Stadler’s EURODUAL six-axle platform.

Oct 31, 2024 | veterinary-practice.com | Roger Smith

“We desperately need to encourage more veterinary students to consider going into equine practice, and so it was great to meet such an enthusiastic bunch, who are passionate about our branch of the profession” The lead-up to any big event for which you feel responsible is always stressful, but I should never have worried! The team at BEVA is so used to running our congress year after year that they are like a well-oiled machine. However, when you see the preparations “up close”, so to speak,...

Oct 11, 2024 | bridgwatermercury.co.uk | Roger Smith

Roger Smith, general manager of Bridgwater Chamber of Commerce. (Image: Bridgwater Chamber of Commerce) WHEN I talk to people about the Chamber, some of the most common questions I get are “what does the chamber actually do?”, “it’s run by the council isn’t it?”, or probably the most common theme: “I’d like to join, but it’s just a bunch of blokes in suits, isn’t it?” And it’s fair to say that last one is one I hear a lot when talking to women in particular.