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Sea shanties bring a taste of the high seas to Salisbury church (opens the original)
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The weather was set fair for September 5 – perfect for life on the ocean wave! We may be some distance from the coast in Salisbury, but a lively lunchtime concert of sea shanties at St Thomas’ Church swept us into a nautical world of rolling waves, rigging and rum. Catch of the Day were unable to appear as advertised, so the Navy Larks – an all-male choir – stepped into the breach. With striped tops and red-and-white neckerchiefs, and a goodly sprinkling of grizzled whiskers and flowing locks am
'Lunchtime concert took us through heartache, laughter, nostalgia and rapture' (opens the original)
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With 2026 marking the 250th anniversary of American independence, July 25 saw the first of two lunchtime concerts at St Thomasâs Church, Salisbury, based around the Great American Songbook. âThe Melody Lingers Onâ featured songs by celebrated composers Irving Berlin, Cole Porter and George Gershwin, plus several others. Since Top Hat (Irving Berlin) and Anything Goes (Cole Porter) are among my favourite musicals, I knew Iâd be âputtin' on my top hatâ and going along. Singers Audrey P
'Inspiring' - William Hague at Salisbury Cathedral (opens the original)
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Salisbury Cathedral, invitingly cool, was the place to be on the hot afternoon of July 9. This year’s Edward Heath Lecture, ‘What Can History Teach Us About Today’s Challenges?’, was given by William Hague, leader of the Conservative Party from 1997-2001. Broadcaster Gyles Brandreth introduced Lord Hague, who spoke with passion about historical figures whose experiences are relevant to us in the 21st century. When William Hague addressed the Conservative Party Conference with great confidence in
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