God of mischief Loki has a formidable new foil in the form of Hunter B-15, played by Wunmi Mosaku. As Marvel’s latest streaming series kicks off, Asgard’s troublemaker-in-chief (Tom Hiddleston) has managed to disrupt the flow of time, inadvertently creating a new “variant” of himself that becomes a real headacheContinue Reading
After 10 more years of underwater exploration, a new edition of Great British Marine Animals – published this week, 9th June. Great British Marine Animals lifts the lid on the wonderful diversity of creatures that live in our seas and the colourful and fascinating ways they go about their lives. Continue Reading
Tête à Tête presents a vast, beach-based symphonic spectacle to bring those in power out into the Cornish landscape and take a moment to consider how to cherish our environment • Tête à Tête presents ‘Song of the Sea / Kan an Mor’, a welcome to the world’s leaders ofContinue Reading
A morning at stover Country Park today, A great place to photograph wild birds. Today a stunning Mandarin duck and a beautiful family of 8 signets. Stover Country Park contains over 114 acres of woodland, heathland, grassland, lake and marsh and a substantial variety of wildlife. It is a site ofContinue Reading
S ir Elton John has released his first “lost” album of songs that he recorded when he was ust 19 years old. His first record, Regimental Sgt Zippo, was described on Friday by Sir Elton as “the album that never was”. In 1968, the then unknown teenager had just begunContinue Reading
The Children’s Fire is a principle, a prayer and a commitment: a reminder that the well being of the children, of all species and all life, be put at the centre of decisionmaking. Honouring this principle commits us to listening to each other and finding common ground in creating aContinue Reading
For anyone who has ever wanted to delve into the store rooms of a museum to discover some of the thousands of hidden treasures contained within, now is their opportunity with Torquay Museum’s new summer exhibition – The Secret Museum, which opens to the public on 12th June. For two yearsContinue Reading
Cornwall Museums Partnership (CMP) is delighted to announce its partnership with the National Gallery and Concern Wadebridge to facilitate the Cornwall stretch of a national exhibitions tour, Jan van Huysum Visits, following the positive response to Artemisia Visits in 2019. As part of a tour of six locations across theContinue Reading
The British Normandy Memorial was officially opened on Sunday 6 June, 77 years to the day from the D-Day landings and Totnes based company Carpenter Oak were honoured to play a part in its construction. Carpenter Oak specialise in creating unique timber structures and worked with the Normandy Memorial TrustContinue Reading
Refugee Support Devon proudly invites you to join us on Saturday 26th June, for a day of activities on the historic Quayside in Exeter, to mark Refugee Week 2021. What? Destination – Devon! A day of drama, discussions, music and dance to mark national Refugee Week Where? The Transit Shed, Exeter Quay, EX2 4ANContinue Reading