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It's that time again, for some it means nothing at all, for others it's the time to see and be seen! Last year Jon Morter's Facebook campaign took Rage Against The Machine to Christmas number 1. This year it's Matt Whistler braving the elements.

In the run up to Christmas Dublin shoppers are heading in droves to a delightful new shop in the Jervis Centre. It's a chocolate boutique where aromatic aromas of fresh handmade chocolates engulf you as soon as you walk through the door.

Businesses big and small, social savvy freelancers, are all taking advantage of Google's 'real-time' searches and it's causing an underground revolution!

All over the world today people are marking Peace Day in their own way. Millions of people doing small things to bring about a massive united change towards global peace one day at a time…

You could be forgiven for being completely clueless in this regard but seemingly they are all the rage and famous worldwide. I became enlightened recently when an out-doorsy friend asked for one for a wedding gift! Next problem, where to find one...

People of Normandy will be pleased to hear that Jasen, France’s most sought after Carpet Fitter has just agreed to fit carpets on behalf of the newly formed Normandy Carpets.

"Brighton to Brixton was a long hard slog for the wee girl and there were many moments of feeling like she just wanted to sack it off and go home, thinking walking to London was the stupidist idea she ever had"

En novembre et décembre 2009, Marité Perrouillet et Élisabeth Quintin ont parcouru une partie de l'Inde. Leur exposition de portraits est à découvrir à la médiathèque de Plénée-Jugon .

Goldhay Arts is a Peterborough-based charity that, since 1994, has offered adults with learning disabilities the opportunity to train and develop their artistic skills and interests in the performing and visual arts.

So what's changed since? In short a whole lot of nothing! Ian Dury's song Spasticus Autisticus still remains a forbidden tune at the BBC 29 years on - frightening to think such narrow mindedism still prevails at Broadcasting House!