Tony Brown

Maryville

Reporter at Maryville Daily Forum

Reporter, Maryville Daily Forum

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Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium

1 month ago | gamespace.com | Tony Brown

This Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium boss is simpler than the previous one. This guide will show you how to beat the second guild boss. In a nutshell, all you need to do is to stick close and keep a...
Striking miners threatened to kidnap my little brother

1 month ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Jordan Davies |Tony Brown

The daughter of a mining union official has spoken for the first time about how her family faced kidnap threats during the 1984 miners' strike. Amanda McKay's father, Ted McKay, represented miners who continued to work during the year-long dispute and pushed for a national vote to settle the issue, putting him at odds with many striking miners.
Striking miners threatened to kidnap my little brother

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jordan Davies |Tony Brown

Amanda McKay's family were told by police to leave their home during the strike [BBC]The daughter of a mining union official has spoken for the first time about how her family faced kidnap threats during the 1984 miners' strike. Amanda McKay's father, Ted McKay, represented miners who continued to work during the year-long dispute and pushed for a national vote to settle the issue, putting him at odds with many striking miners.
How to Make Money with Video Games

2 months ago | gamespace.com | Tony Brown

While gaming has been around for years, over the years it has evolved from a simple pastime into a thriving industry offering countless opportunities to earn money. Whether you are a skilled gamer, a creative enthusiast, or simply passionate about gaming, there’s a way to make money with video games, while having fun at the same time. Testing and QA for Game DevelopersIf you’re looking for a more unusual way to make money from gaming, you could consider testing for game developers.
Students upset by sea deaths help rescue migrants

Dec 1, 2024 | yahoo.com | Matt Murray |Tony Brown

Sixth form students say they want to help rescue migrants at sea after becoming angry by the number of deaths. Robin Jenkins, the boss of a charity based at Atlantic College in St Donats, Vale of Glamorgan, has been involved in missions including the rescue of 32 people, with one baby and three unaccompanied children on-board, from an "unseaworthy" rubber boat.
How to Become a Video Game Composer

Nov 4, 2024 | gamespace.com | Tony Brown

Composing music for video games is an exciting and dynamic career path that blends creativity with technical skill. If you’re passionate about music and gaming, you might wonder how to turn that interest into a profession as a composer. Becoming a video game composer is not only about deeply understanding music theory and composition but also about grasping how music impacts the gameplay experience.
'I can't enjoy student life until I get a job'

Sep 26, 2024 | msn.com | Bethan Lewis |Tony Brown

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Ukrainian soldiers killed in SUV donated by miners

Sep 21, 2024 | yahoo.com | Jordan Davies |Tony Brown

Six Ukrainian soldiers have been killed in an attack on a vehicle donated by Welsh miners just months ago. The men died when their SUV was shelled by Russian artillery in August, according to a Ukrainian trade union. The car was driven to Ukraine by Welsh miners as part of an aid convoy in February and some of the men who died were Ukrainian miners. Attacks on donated vehicles have only now been revealed, including one which was destroyed in 2022.
Manics star calls for 'magical' venue to be saved

Sep 7, 2024 | yahoo.com | Jordan Davies |Tony Brown

Manic Street Preachers' Nicky Wire has called for a "magical" venue which played host to the band to be saved. Blackwood Miners' Institute in the band's hometown has also hosted acts including Stereophonics, Black Sabbath and Coldplay. But Caerphilly council has withdrawn its funding ahead of its centenary year, as it makes "difficult decisions" and makes savings. Current Coldplay promoter, Scott Lavender, who worked there in the 90s said the venue was “irreplaceable”.
‘Toledo is very much a Spanish Derry for me in that we are part of the neighbourhood’

Jul 22, 2024 | irishtimes.com | Tony Brown

I qualified as a second-level art teacher in 2006 and travelled and worked abroad before returning home to Derry in 2008 to start my teaching career. I was very lucky to be a really busy substitute teacher and gain a lot of experience in Derry, but the financial crisis gave me little hope of finding a permanent job.