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Jason Rushworth is a Broadcast Journalist based in Crawley, United Kingdom. Skype ID ****** Twitter handle @Jasonrushworth1
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Britain's favourite royal couple revealed
The British Royal Family has faced numerous challenges, including health issues and personal losses, yet continues to fulfill their duties. Despite these challenges, the Prince and Princess of Wales remain the most popular royals according to a recent Ipsos poll. King Charles and Queen Camilla have been praised for their dedication, especially following the King's cancer diagnosis. Other royal couples, such as Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, and Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, have also gained prominence, with Beatrice taking on the role of Counsellor of State.
Can you name these iconic Kent nightclubs from just the picture?
Nightclubs were eagerly anticipated to reopen post-pandemic, with Kent's iconic venues like Jumpin Jaks, Atomics, and The Soundhouse holding nostalgic value for many. Jumpin Jaks was known for its cheesy charm and celebrity visits, including Chesney Hawkes. Atomics was a major dance venue in the 1990s, attracting clubbers from across Europe and featuring DJs like Boy George. The Soundhouse was another popular spot, though more elusive. The article invites readers to reminisce and identify these clubs from old pictures.
Only a true local will know all these Kent words and phrases
Kent has its own unique words and phrases that are not found elsewhere. Examples include 'sprollucks' for someone who sits or stands with their legs all over the place, and 'keg-meg' for a person who loves to chat about others. The term 'Dumbledore' in Kent refers to a bumblebee. KentLive has created a quiz based on the Kent Archaeological Society's dictionary to test readers' knowledge of these local terms.
Nominate your stunning photos of Cambridgeshire to be our new Facebook cover picture
CambridgeshireLive is inviting photographers of all skill levels to submit their photos of Cambridgeshire for a chance to be featured as the new cover photo on their Facebook page. The publication is looking for clear, eye-catching images that showcase the natural beauty, lively communities, and historical aspects of the county. Participants are asked to submit their photos through a form, and selected images will be put to a reader vote.
20 General Knowledge Pub Quiz Questions for a Saturday Night In
Cambridgeshire Live features an article inviting readers to participate in a crafted pub quiz with 20 general knowledge questions. The article highlights the popularity of pub quizzes in Cambridgeshire, mentioning specific venues such as The Blue Moon, The Empress, The Granta, and Wylde Sky Brewing, which host quiz nights on various days of the week. Wylde Sky Brewing offers a monthly quiz night with prizes and charity donations.
Super tricky Cockney rhyming slang quiz that's impossible to get 100% in
The article challenges readers to take a difficult Cockney rhyming slang quiz, emphasizing the cultural heritage of Cockneys from the East End of London. It highlights the rarity of true Cockneys today and invites readers to share their quiz results.
Can you name these long lost pubs and clubs in Chelmsford
Chelmsford has undergone significant changes over the past fifteen years, marked by the arrival of high street stores, bars, and chain eateries. The coronavirus epidemic led to the closure of the well-known Debenhams in the city centre. The city has seen a transformation in areas like Bond Street and Exchange Way, with many local establishments and clubs closing down. Despite these changes, some fantastic venues remain, and EssexLive invites readers to reminisce about the long-lost pubs and clubs through an exclusive quiz.
Intrepid Cumbrian Scouts set sights on England's highest mountain
Five Scouts from Seascale and Western Lakes are fundraising to attend the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea by climbing Scafell Pike twice in one day. The Scouts, part of a larger group from Cumbria, have been engaging in various fundraising activities to cover their airfare. Scout leader Neil Henderson commends their efforts, emphasizing the adventure's significance and the inspiration it will provide to others.
Could you pass a British Citizenship test? Take our quiz and find out
The British citizenship test, known as the 'Life in the UK' test, is a challenging requirement for those seeking to become British citizens. It consists of 24 questions to be answered within 45 minutes, with a passing score of 75%. The test costs £50 per attempt and must be complemented by a certain period of residency, passing an English language test, and having no criminal convictions.
Adventurous Cumbria Scouts scaling England's highest mountain TWICE in one day
Five scouts from Seascale and the Western Lakes troupes in Cumbria are fundraising for a trip to the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea by climbing Scafell Pike twice in one day. The event, which takes place every four years, will see 18 young people from Cumbria participating. The scouts have been engaging in various fundraising activities, including making crafts, running a market stall, and baking cakes. The Second Seascale Scout leader, Neil Henderson, expressed pride in the scouts' efforts and their selection to represent Cumbria at the Jamboree.
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