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Coventry honourees recognised in King’s New Year Honours full list

King Charles · Alton

Coventry honourees recognised in King’s New Year Honours full list

78% Center coverage: 18 sources

The honours reflect the dedication of local figures whose efforts have made a meaningful difference across the city and the wider region.See the Story

Hotspur Press rebuild could start this year after fire ravages Georgian gem

Manchester, England · Manchester

Hotspur Press rebuild could start this year after fire ravages Georgian gem

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Fire crews raced to the Cambridge Street mill on June 23 See the Story

An artist from Wimbledon is one of eight who have been chosen to appear on the new series of Landscape Artist of the Year.

Television · England

An artist from Wimbledon is one of eight who have been chosen to appear on the new series of Landscape Artist of the Year.

Alison Clarke’s most recent painting, inspired by Wimbledon Common, was shortlisted for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. The TV competition challenges artists to create work under intense time pressure while being assessed by judges. They’re competing for a £10,000 commission prize. Alison’s episode will broadcast on Sky on the 28th of January.See the Story

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