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Stratford-upon-Avon · Stratford-upon-AvonUltraFloor, a leading provider of high-quality flooring solutions, recently had the pleasure of collaborating with the esteemed Tricas Flooring to breathe new life into the iconic Crown Plaza Hotel located in historic Stratford-upon-Avon. Background After a devasting fire, the Crown Plaza Hotel embarked on an extensive refurbishment project to restore its premium aesthetic and functionality. This involved a complete overhaul of the hotel’s floor…See the Story
Flooring specialists, UltraFloor, revitalises iconic hotel
Free Speech · Stratford-upon-AvonBy Bruce Bawer I dreamed the other night that I was wanted by the British police. And in the dream I wasn’t even in Britain. I was in New York, where I’d attracted the attention of British authorities by putting up a political poster, or something like that. But even though I was outside of their jurisdiction, the British police were after me. They were going to arrest me, put me on trial, and have me jailed for my opinions. I was apparently fac…See the Story
Killing a Kingdom. Britain is great no more.
Stratford-upon-Avon · Stratford-upon-AvonWilliam Shakespeare’s plays have an undeniable universality, and yet the charity founded to safeguard the work is planning to denigrate it, writes Lara Brown. This sort of cultural vandalism is not in the public interest and must be challengedSee the Story
Why it is more important than ever to preserve Shakespeare’s legacy
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Stratford-upon-Avon · Stratford-upon-AvonThe Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has told GB News plans to “decolonise” their collections does not mean they’re “erasing history”.The Birthplace Trust is an independent charity which looks after Shakespeare heritage sites in Stratford-upon-Avon, but in the last week, the organisation has come under scrutiny over plans to "decolonise" its extensive museum collections.Research - by the Trust and Dr Helen Hopkins from the University of Birmingham i…See the Story
'We’re NOT erasing history!' Shakespeare Birthplace Trust hits back at criticism over decolonisation row
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Stratford-upon-Avon · Stratford-upon-AvonThe whole “woke” agenda has become a delightful farce, warranting not so much bemusement as amusement. Take, for example, the recently announced decision by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust to flagellate Shakespeare for his alleged role in promoting “white supremacist imperialism”. The SBT, which manages historical properties in Stratford-upon-Avon, has promised to “decolonize” its museum collections because “Shakespeare’s work has played a part…See the Story
The Joke’s on “Woke”: Shakespeare & the Pride Problem ~ The Imaginative Conservative
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Health · Stratford-upon-AvonThe tragic death of 19-year-old Owen Garnett at Welcombe Hills School in Stratford-upon-Avon has cast a spotlight on the critical importance of health and safety protocols in schools, particularly those catering to students with special educational needs. Owen, who had been a student at the school since the age of 11, suffered from Pica. Pica is a disorder characterised by the compulsion to eat non-nutritive substances. In January 2023, Owen cho…See the Story
Prosecution of school following death of Owen Garnett
Stratford-upon-Avon · Stratford-upon-AvonAlmost every nation has a national poet. The Russians have Pushkin. The Persians have Ferdowsi. The Albanians have Gjergj Fishta. But it would be a very odd thing if any of these peoples had their national poet taken away from them or were forced to have their national poet insulted. Indeed, it might be consideredSee the Story
Something is rotten in Stratford-upon-Avon
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Stratford-upon-Avon · Stratford-upon-Avon“This idea is as mad as cheese.” Thus a member of the audience summed up a performance of Hamlet that took place, a few years ago, for one night only. It was, after all, a performance of Hamlet that took place in the virtual world of Grand Theft Auto Online. Vastly popular and intermittently controversial, the Grand Theft Auto series of computer games is now almost thirty years old. The online version, launched in 2013, allows players to compete…See the Story
