Jerry Wright
Including the normal favorites "Strange but True Facts" , "Celebrity Gossip", Great music,
newspaper headline reviews, Dance mix .
Saturday Breakfast Show On Inspiration FM from 07:00-9:00 BST
Thursday, 31 March 2016
Golden Hour On Inspiration FM Community Radio 107.8 FM Northampton
Including the normal favorites "Strange but True Facts" , "Celebrity Gossip", Great music,
newspaper headline reviews, Dance mix .
Saturday Breakfast Show On Inspiration FM from 07:00-9:00 BST
Monday, 13 July 2015
Inspiration Multicultural Community Radio Celebrating 5 years Of Full Time Broadcasts
Mark Dean - Station Manager/Controller/
Presenter of Weekday breakfast 7-9
Mark Dean " Sunday 2 August - Inspiration FM Multicultural Community Radio are holding a FREE beach party for our loyal listeners to celebrate 5 years of full time broadcast.
Celebrate with us on Northampton market square as we broadcast live from the event with exciting performances.A day for all the family packed full with entertainment including a beach with deck chairs, a children's fun fair, competitions AND meet your favourite Inspiration f.m dj's . "
Thursday, 9 July 2015
Bradlaugh Fields Community Show
Event in summer in couple of weeks.
Would you like a stall for
selling / making craft stuff on the day?
The event is on saturday 10th August 10am -5pm.
You can gain access from 7.45am-9.45am to setup etc.
if you would like a pitch, the cost will be £20,
and you will be placed in a
marquee.
email Jonathan Cobb on
events@bradlaughfieldsandbarn.org.uk
Tuesday, 16 June 2015
THE WINNERS RESULTS FOR NORTHAMPTON CARNIVAL 2015
Live Music
1st Place: Northampton School for Girls Pantastics
2nd Place: Northampton Music Festival
3rd Place: Potters House
1st Place: Northampton School for Girls Pantastics
2nd Place: Northampton Music Festival
3rd Place: Potters House
Majorettes
1st Place: Wellingborough Royal Blue Lancers
2nd Place: Delapre Majorettes
3rd Place: Northampton High Flyers
1st Place: Wellingborough Royal Blue Lancers
2nd Place: Delapre Majorettes
3rd Place: Northampton High Flyers
Children’s Floats
1st Place: Bridgewater Primary School
2nd Place: Top Hat Theatre School
3rd Place: Kings Heath Primary School and Friends of St. James C of E Primary School (tie)
1st Place: Bridgewater Primary School
2nd Place: Top Hat Theatre School
3rd Place: Kings Heath Primary School and Friends of St. James C of E Primary School (tie)
Floats
1st Place: Jesus Fellowship
2nd Place: Out There Youth Group
3rd Place: Weston Favell Academy
1st Place: Jesus Fellowship
2nd Place: Out There Youth Group
3rd Place: Weston Favell Academy
Visiting Troupes
1st Place: Caporales San Simon Bolivian Dancers from London
2nd Place: Zodiac All Stars Carnival Troupe
3rd Place: Hype Masqueraders and Luton Association of Mas (tie)
1st Place: Caporales San Simon Bolivian Dancers from London
2nd Place: Zodiac All Stars Carnival Troupe
3rd Place: Hype Masqueraders and Luton Association of Mas (tie)
Children's Troupes
1st Place: Busy Bees
2nd Place: Lumbertubs Primary School
3rd Place: Cedar Road Primary School
1st Place: Busy Bees
2nd Place: Lumbertubs Primary School
3rd Place: Cedar Road Primary School
Troupes
1st Place: Northamptonshire Music and Performing Arts Trust
2nd Place: First Love Church
3rd Place: Northants Youngers Club
1st Place: Northamptonshire Music and Performing Arts Trust
2nd Place: First Love Church
3rd Place: Northants Youngers Club
Most Creative Interpretation of Theme
Daphne the Flower Breathing Dragon
Daphne the Flower Breathing Dragon
Friday, 12 June 2015
Diabetes Awareness week 14 - 20 June 2015
HbA1c an important test for diabetes
Diabetes is one of the most common diseases faced generally by many adults. In some less frequent cases, children or even infants are diagnosed with this ...
What is diabetes?
WW
Diabetes is an incurable condition in which the body cannot control blood sugar levels, because of problems with the hormone insulin. There are two main variations of the illness, Type I and Type II.
- The main symptoms of undiagnosed diabetes include:
- passing urine more often than usual, especially at night.
- increased thirst.
- extreme tiredness.
- unexplained weight loss.
- genital itching or regular episodes of thrush.
- slow healing of cuts and wounds.
- blurred vision.
Narrated by Libby Dowling
Clinical Advisor, Diabetes UK
You can call the Careline on
0845 120 2960*
The lines are staffed by trained Careline counsellors who will be happy to offer any support or information they can.
*The Cost of calling 0845 numbers can vary according to the provider, so check with your own provider for details, particularly with mobile phones as they can charge considerably more than landlines.
*As an alternative you may wish to call 0207 424 1030
Diabetes UK website, click the link below
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/
Thursday, 11 June 2015
Northampton Carnival Update
Carnival has a new route and starts in Park
Avenue South, on to Christchurch Road , on to Wellingborough Road, on to York
Road, to Giles Street, to Abington Street , along Kettering Road, to
Ashington Avenue, turning into Clarke
Road, turning left at Russholme Road, and back to Christchurch Road and return to Abington Park.
Road Closures in place on day,
so park early to avoid parking
delays for this event!
The theme for this years Carnival is “A Storybook Carnival”.
Saturday, 6 June 2015
National Blood Week 8th-14th June 2015
In advance of National Blood Week (8-14 June 2015), NHS Blood and Transplant has revealed that 40% fewer new volunteers came forward across England and North Wales to give blood last year compared to a decade ago.
Friday, 5 June 2015
Northampton Carnival 2015 Abington Park Northampton
This Saturday,6th June 2015, Northampton Carnival have a free workshop at Weston Favell Shopping Centre,Wellingborough Road, Northampton NN3 8JZ.
The workshop will be led byJudith & David Brown from Utopia Mas carnival artistes, people can gain inspiration and last minute advice on their costume, headpiece, or float decoration from 10am - 4pm all welcome..
Northampton Carnival 2015.
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Northampton Carnival 2015
at
Abington Park,
Northampton.
United Kingdom
NN3 3HN
Directions
Countdown Clock
Northamptonshire Rights & Equality Council will be there
Northampton,
Countdown Clock
Northamptonshire Rights & Equality Council will be there
June 13th 2015 Abington Park Carnival day starts from 12 noon to 7.30pm
with ring side entertainment on stage and side shows and funfare and side shows including, licensed bar, food stalls, and shopping village.
Northampton Carnival after party
7 College Street
Northampton,
NTH,
UK
NN1 1RS
Mark Dean
Jerry Wright
Sunday, 31 May 2015
Poland International Exhibition
NN PR Poland International.doc
- Agata K oil&acrylic_on_canvas50x40cm.jpg
- Magda-Magdziarz_No_title-oil_on_canvas-30x60cm-2013.jpg
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festin_wojtek-doroszuk-2013_02.jpg
(courtesy of the author and Galerie Joseph Tang, Paris)
Poland International
Opening night: 5 June 2015 from 6pm
6 June – 2 August 2015
Opening night: 5 June 2015 from 6pm
6 June – 2 August 2015
Opening hours:
Wednesday–Saturday 11am–6pm
Sunday 2–5pm
Free admission
Wednesday–Saturday 11am–6pm
Sunday 2–5pm
Free admission
Number Nine Guildhall Road, Northampton NN1 1DP, UK
The internet, freedom to travel and a cultural history of looking beyond country borders has led to recent generations of Polish artists engaging with international imagery and discourse.
The artists in this small group show, each reflect elements of global art history and contemporary critical theory. This exhibition brings work by emerging artists based in Poland to Northampton at a time when the town is home to the largest Polish population in the region.
Brud is an artist-run initiative established by Aditya Mandayam & Ada Pola. Based in Warsaw, they consider themselves as a stage for the arts, hosting performances, talks, curating projects and creating work. For Poland International they are presenting Kurz: Hand Book, an excerpt from a series of three books by the artists Evil Krow and Ada Pola and inspired by Desiderius Eramus’ Copia (1512).
Agata Kleczkowska lives and works in Warsaw. Agata Kleczkowska is predominantly a painter working with oil on canvas but also works with mixed media and embroidery. Her imagery ranges from mountains to wolves, tigers and other beasts, hands, cubes, triangles with graphic, angular colour and overlays of arrows, dots and symbols.
Festen by Wojtek Doroszuk takes as its inspiration the paintings of the 17th century Flemish animalist artists, such as Frans Snyder, Jan and Ferdinand Van Kessel combined with post humanistic experimentation to envisage a future world in which the human has disappeared.
Magda Magdziarz, like Agata, uses boldly graphic forms in her work but takes a more abstract approach to her painting. A geometric form may resemble a quartered constructivist head wearing a hat but a fluid flourish of paint disrupts its plane or creates a backdrop. Her palette ranges from primary, bold blocks to tertiary and earthy tones, frames, grids and interrupting flourishes.
Poland International will screen Gregor Rozanski‘s BLUE (#3B5998)2012.
This project is based upon Derek Jarman’s 1993 film Blue. In Gregor’s work, Jarman’s Yves Klein inspired shade of blue is replaced by Facebook’s colour palette (#3B599 RGb 59, 89, 152) which Gregor has renamed International Facebook Blue. The film’s soundtrack is a reconceptualisation of the original screenplay with a text generated by an artificial English voice simulator.
Admission is free
More information on the project and information about NN can be found at: www.nncontemporaryart.org
Inspiration FM Multicultural Community Radio for Northampton and surrounding areas
The artists in this small group show, each reflect elements of global art history and contemporary critical theory. This exhibition brings work by emerging artists based in Poland to Northampton at a time when the town is home to the largest Polish population in the region.
Brud is an artist-run initiative established by Aditya Mandayam & Ada Pola. Based in Warsaw, they consider themselves as a stage for the arts, hosting performances, talks, curating projects and creating work. For Poland International they are presenting Kurz: Hand Book, an excerpt from a series of three books by the artists Evil Krow and Ada Pola and inspired by Desiderius Eramus’ Copia (1512).
Agata Kleczkowska lives and works in Warsaw. Agata Kleczkowska is predominantly a painter working with oil on canvas but also works with mixed media and embroidery. Her imagery ranges from mountains to wolves, tigers and other beasts, hands, cubes, triangles with graphic, angular colour and overlays of arrows, dots and symbols.
Festen by Wojtek Doroszuk takes as its inspiration the paintings of the 17th century Flemish animalist artists, such as Frans Snyder, Jan and Ferdinand Van Kessel combined with post humanistic experimentation to envisage a future world in which the human has disappeared.
Magda Magdziarz, like Agata, uses boldly graphic forms in her work but takes a more abstract approach to her painting. A geometric form may resemble a quartered constructivist head wearing a hat but a fluid flourish of paint disrupts its plane or creates a backdrop. Her palette ranges from primary, bold blocks to tertiary and earthy tones, frames, grids and interrupting flourishes.
Poland International will screen Gregor Rozanski‘s BLUE (#3B5998)2012.
This project is based upon Derek Jarman’s 1993 film Blue. In Gregor’s work, Jarman’s Yves Klein inspired shade of blue is replaced by Facebook’s colour palette (#3B599 RGb 59, 89, 152) which Gregor has renamed International Facebook Blue. The film’s soundtrack is a reconceptualisation of the original screenplay with a text generated by an artificial English voice simulator.
Admission is free
More information on the project and information about NN can be found at: www.nncontemporaryart.org
Inspiration FM Multicultural Community Radio for Northampton and surrounding areas
Thursday, 1 January 2015
Happy New Year
The last year has seen Ebola outbreak in West Africa, and now a British nurse brings the first case home to the UK.
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 went missing from from the skies, the Boeing 777, 227 passengers from 15 nations and 12 crew from Kuala Lumpur International Airport heading for Beijing Airport. And was found to be shot down over Ukraine on 17 July 2014, killing all 239 people aboard.
Jeremy Clarkson, allegedly mumbles a racist word on a recording of Top Gear TV show. (The item was never broadcast, but it caused an outcry!)
Ice Bucket Challenge for Charity, ironically we all shivered doing that last summer.
Scotland had a referendum and decided to stay with Great Britain, the turn out was 85%, biggest ever seen on an issue for a long while!
Stevi Ritchie made us cringe watching The EX-Factor 2014.
Austrian Singer Conchita Wurst, a transvestite with beard, Wins Eurovision 2014 Song Contest.
Gary Barlow surprised a bride and groom, by singing "A Million Love Songs" behind the scenes. The happy couple smooching to their first dance on their wedding night, and out walks Mr Barlow singing that song to amazed couple and wedding guests. not a dry eye that day!
Now what a year that was, lets hope for a amazing 2015!
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