Travel
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Visit Monmouthshire: Castles, Countryside and a Weekend Worth Staying For
Monmouthshire, situated in southeast Wales, invites visitors to slow down and savor its rich history, scenic landscapes, and vibrant food scene. Attractions include medieval castles, the picturesque Wye Valley, and charming towns. Ideal for romantic getaways or family trips, Monmouthshire offers countless opportunities to relax and explore the area’s heritage and local cuisine. Continue reading
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Whanganui River: The First River in the World to Become a Legal Person
In March 2017, New Zealand’s Whanganui River was granted legal personhood, transforming how law interacts with nature. This recognition reflects deep cultural ties for the Whanganui iwi, emphasizing a relationship forged over generations. The legal status invites a fresh perspective on environmental protection, prioritizing the river’s health alongside human needs. Continue reading
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Wez G & Flapsandwich in London
Wez G and Flapsandwich on a jellied eel eating adventure across East London as they walk from the Old Roman Road down to Borough market through the City of London. This ai adventure recreates a real life adventure about five years ago. The music is Flapsandwich vs The Doors – The Strangeling Continue reading
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Wez G – Flotilla Song
Nabila Harrold is an Algerian singer from London. She sings Flotila Song here (in Arabic) with Wez G, thinking of the Gaza flotillas that deliver Aid to Palestine during the current crisis out in the Middle East. Continue reading
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Wez G – SIgnal Groove (Official Music Video
The official video for “Signal Groove,” an old drum and bass/jungle track, showcases a vibrant city commute filled with psychedelic visuals. The video invites viewers on a unique journey, enhancing the listening experience of the song. For more information, visit the provided links. Continue reading
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Review: Tribes by David Lammy
The author, an active Labour Party member, reflects on David Lammy’s book ‘Tribes,’ which explores tribalism’s impact on society and politics. Lammy’s investigative journey into his diverse ancestry shapes a narrative of social mobility and personal struggle, culminating in political engagement as a Black MP. The writing is honest and compelling, appealing to a broad… Continue reading
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Jinny – Keep Warm
This song takes me right back to my own Summer of Love in Ibiza in 1995. I was only 17 and running wild! Amazing holiday experience with plenty of clubbing and dance music networking opportunities…. I stayed in some dodgy dive of a hotel that I bought off teletext, in the West End of San… Continue reading
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Wez G – Holiday
I loved making this track, It should seemingly fell together and seemed to work. The album artwork is of me when I was travelling around French Polynesia in 2005 – It is on a remote island next to Tahiti called Moorea. It was a lovely place, perfect for a Holiday! LYRICS: ‘Swimming by the pool,I… Continue reading
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Review: Turkish Awakening – A Personal Discovery of Modern Turkey – by Alev Scott
Alev Scott is a young female Brit whose mother has Turkish Cypriot roots and in this great study of modern turkey she relocates to Istanbul and immerses herself as much as possible in Turkish society Long time leader Erdogan, has done a lot to change Turkey in the past couple of decades in which he… Continue reading
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Review: The Motorcycle Diaries – by Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara
I’ve read three of Che Guevara’s other books, the theory on guerrilla warfare and the diaries of his campaigning in the revolutions of Cuba and Bolivia. The Motorcycle Diaries precede these other critical works and document Che’s travels across Latin America as a young man, accompanied by his close Argentinian friend, Alberto Granado. The diaries… Continue reading
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