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Artists pay tribute to Sir John Dankworth
THE CONCERT to mark the 40th anniversary of The Stables theatre at Wavendon became a tribute to its founder the jazz musician and composer Sir John Dankworth, who died hours before the gala began.
His widow Dame Cleo Laine, daughter Jacqui, son Alec and granddaughter Emily Dankworth gave the performance of their lives. Despite the heartbreak of knowing that John had passed away earlier that day, his family (pictured on stage) paid...
THE CONCERT to mark the 40th anniversary of The Stables theatre at Wavendon became a tribute to its founder the jazz musician and composer Sir John Dankworth, who died hours before the gala began.His widow Dame Cleo Laine, daughter Jacqui, son Alec and granddaughter Emily Dankworth gave the performance of their lives. Despite the heartbreak of knowing that John had passed away earlier that day, his family (pictured on stage) paid...
Travel grant aims to encourage 'smarter' working
A GRANT of up to £1,000 aimed at helping to reduce the cost of business travel is available to businesses in Milton Keynes.
Small firms in Bedfordshire are optimistic on prospects, says new poll
A survey of the views of 8,000 Bedfordshire-based small businesses points to growing confidence about the prospects for 2010 in the county.
Retailer unveils new look
RETAIL giant Argos has unveiled a new look for the first time in ten years and for only the second time since moving its headquarters to Milton Keynes in 1978.
Report praises city's success in tackling recession
INDEPENDENT think tank Centre For Cities has praised the way in which Milton Keynes has coped with the credit crunch.
