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Eccentric local act The Helmholtz Resonators return with a new EP entitled Van Damme’s Vault

Martin Freeman stars as Bilbo Baggins in this Tolkien tale. Showing at the Hackney Picturehouse until mid-January

Last night saw the annual Christmas Concert at St. Thomas’s church. Once more Ashmore Park Choir were performing in this, their 40th year. Th...

“You feel a bit flash if you start throwing Claridge’s around at people.” This week’s installment of BBC2’s Inside Claridge’s took us further into ...

Ten days ago I finished reading Belfast 400: People, Place and History, a book published to mark the four hundredth anniversary of the city’s chart...

How much does magic cost? If you’re staying at Claridge’s, it can cost you over £6000. A night. It seems that even magic has a price as the BBC’s n...

Labour Councillor, Martin Garner, councillor for Goldenhill and Sandyford has submitted a request to the Adult and Older People’s Overview an...

A new play in a new building: Owen McCafferty’s Scenes from the British Wreck Commissioner’s Inquiry, 1912 is playing in the MAC in Belfast’s Cathe...

Joss Whedon's high-concept scary movie is a satirical curiosity

Hackney Empire, until 5 May 2012

Classic Cars, Hedon – April 2012, a set on Flickr. Via Flickr: SOME OF the 30+ cars exhibited at the Kingstown Hotel, Hedon last night (25th ...

“Art, if you loved it, was worth any amount of unhappiness and pain. If you had to hurt someone to achieve those ends, so be it. If the outcome was...

‘news’ is often a polite way of saying ‘editor’s whim’It took nearly twelve months for me to get round to finish reading a whole book on the Kindle...

Things that go bump in the night would be a good alternative title for A. Roger Ekirch’s fascinating inch-thick tome that investigates nocturnal be...

Having moved house in November, I finally got around to opening up the second set of book boxes and filling the shelves of the Billy bookcases. Sta...

I finished reading The Player of Games late last night. It ended in a surprisingly satisfactory manner. I’d picked up the book to read it again, on...

It’s difficult to imagine calendars that sport naked individuals with their dignity in tact were ever innovative, original ideas.

REVIEW The magic of theatre transforms the audience into a different world in Crewe Lyceum’s latest show ‘That’ll Be The Day,R...

UP TO 100 PEOPLE or more were present at Hedon’s St Augustine’s Church on the morning of Saturday 15th October, as what seemed hundreds...

Being a fan of Guillermo del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth, Hellboy and The Orphanage), I always reserve a high level of anticipation for any new or plan...

A free drop-in session was recently held by an Isle of Wight Photography Group as part of Age UK’s ‘iTea and Biscuits Week’.Related News:Digi...

Suzanne and Alan Whitewood review last week's exhibition at Ventnor Botianic Garden

A restored Edwardian grocery offers an appetising array of fresh and organic produce. The Citizen talks to proprietor Theo Fraser Steele about its ...

The annual celluloid celebration reels in the crowds, showcasing a captivating variety of multimedia experimental works by local auteurs

The Citizen talks to Emeka Egbounu about growing up in Hackney

Thanks to Rebecca Drake for sharing this piece about the excellent inflatable church at Bestival. In her own words. Ed The Big Love Inflatable Chur...

On Saturday enthusiastic photographers of all ages explored and snapped photos of whatever caught their eye in the first Isle of Wight Worldwide Ph...

Hollywood's new star Ryan Gosling is the man behind the wheel in Nicolas Winding Refn's violent and intense new film

There's no point avoiding the obvious so I might as well address it straight away: I have been so excited about Tinker Tailor Solider Spy.

The number of councillors and the size and shape of wards is set to change in advance of the next local elections in 2014