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Art with attitude

Going potty: existential artist Philip Diggle in his Highgate studio

11:09am Tuesday 12th August 2008

MIRIAM CRAIG talks to Philip Diggle, an artist who gained notoriety through his involvement with the punk movement and by painting live on stage at music gigs

Time to mind your own business

Talking shop: all sizes of business will be represented at the showcase

8:34am Monday 11th August 2008

Anyone curious to find out more about the world of business might do well to see who’s about at this mini trade show.

Burglar Bill breaks into theatre

Burglar Bill will be appearing at The Radlett Centre

8:32am Monday 11th August 2008

Janet and Allan Ahlberg worked together for 20 years writing and illustrating books such as the Happy Families series, The Jolly Postman and Funny Bones.

Deeper meaning of life through a lens

Deeper meaning of life through a lens

8:31am Monday 11th August 2008

Cuban-French author Anaïs Nin once said: “We don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are.”

Songs for a summer evening

Tenor Tony Yates will perform songs by composers including Beethoven, Mahler and Poulenc

1:53pm Wednesday 6th August 2008

Tenor Tony Yates and soprano Magda Kozyra are both soloists who perform regularly in concerts and operas.

Circus show keeps it in the family

Pip Randelle, his sister Stephanie and father Russ all perform in Happy's Circus

1:14pm Wednesday 6th August 2008

Becoming a circus performer was considered an unusual choice for Russ Randelle.

Director's double bill

Kelly Reilly in Nicolas Roeg's film Puffball

11:33am Wednesday 6th August 2008

Nicolas Roeg worked for many years as a cinematographer before making the move into movie directing.

Competition to find playwrights

Are you a budding playwright? Community Focus wants to hear from you

3:28pm Tuesday 5th August 2008

Budding playwrights are being invited to show off their skills by entering a new play writing competition run by North Finchley-based arts charity, Community Focus (CF).

In the name of research

Seeing is believing: author James Bradley, witnessed autopsies for research purposes

10:40am Tuesday 5th August 2008

For his latest novel, James Bradley’s grisly research included watching real-life autopsies. MIRIAM CRAIG talks to the Australian author ahead of his visit to Borehamwood

Festival tackles homophobia

Rapper Mz Fontaine will be appearing at the festival

10:18am Tuesday 5th August 2008

From racism in the gay community, to homophobia in the black community, MIRIAM CRAIG asks why a black pride festival is still necessary and finds out who will be performing at it


National News

Paedophiles face tighter controls

Jacqui Smith announced measures to tighten the movements of paedophiles

Updated 8:16am Wednesday 20th August 2008

Measures to tighten controls on the movements of paedophiles have been announced by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith.


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