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Luke Roberts – Cascade’s Aspiring Sharia Expert
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Have Racket – Will Travel
Issue 75
And that’s exactly the sort of problem which has affected one of the UK’s brightest sporting stars. Lucy Beecroft lives in Seaton Sluice, Whitley Bay but is currently studying at Nottingham University. Lucy is also one of our leading squash players and is currently ranked at 70th in the world. She should be much higher than that, but Lucy’s main problem is that travel was a nightmare and, courtesy of COVID, the vast majority of tournaments where she’d have picked up world ranking points…and others would have lost them… didn’t happen. “Thankfully the log jam is starting to clear,” says…
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Playhouse Whitley Bay Looks Forward To Its Busiest Year Yet
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Just like every other setting across the UK, ASM Global venue Playhouse Whitley Bay endured over 18 months of no live music, performances and of course Panto – something the historical North Tyneside venue is very well known for. Fast forward to Friday 23rd July 2021, and something magical happened. After what felt like a lifetime, the doors of the historical North Tyneside building swung open once again, and as the music hit and years of memories circulated around the building once again, the Playhouse and its staff never looked back. “Our first event coming back from lockdown was extraordinary, we expected emotions to be high but to see performers, audience members and even staff having to compose themselves caught the likes of myself, who was fully focused on just making sure everything went to plan as safely as it physically could, well and truly off guard. It was a…