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130411 | Power battle begins as candidates declare intent | This is Cornwall
Power battle begins as candidates declare intentThursday, April 11, 2013
The battle for political control of the region's two biggest local authorities has begun in earnest after the full list of candidates due to stand in council elections in Devon and Cornwall on May 2 were finalised.
A total of 311 candidates are to fight for 62 seats in the election for Conservative-controlled Devon County Council.?
In Cornwall, where the Tories run the authority in coalition with independents, 479 candidates were left to contest 122 electoral divisions following yesterday's midday deadline for withdrawals.
In the Duchy, which is holding the first election since the unitary authority was created in 2009, a doorstep battle over budgets, cuts and council tax is expected to rage.
Attention is bound to focus on Wadebridge East, where Colin Brewer, the councillor who resigned after saying disabled children "should be put down", is opposed by Sarah Maguire, the woman who led the campaign for him to give up his seat.
Whatever the overall results, Cornwall Council will have a new leader as current chief Jim Currie will not contest his Feock and Kea seat.
Jeremy Rowe, leader of the Liberal Democrat group and possible leader if his party is returned to power at County Hall, runs unopposed by the ruling Tory group in his North Cornwall seat.
Mr Rowe instead faces an independent candidate running on an "anti-wind turbine" platform, marine microbiologist, Dr Emma Hambly.
Mr Rowe said he had already contacted his opponent for a chat and the pair had agreed on a "clean campaign".
Dr Hambly said concern over "landscape damage" was a "strong part of her reason" for putting herself forward....
Across Cornwall, there will be 103 Conservatives, 91 Liberal Democrats, 76 from UKIP, 68 Labour, 26 from Cornish nationalist group Mebyon Kernow, 23 Greens, one Liberal and 90 candidates standing as independents.
In Cornwall the public will have the opportunity to deliver their verdict on a council which has been blighted by bitter infighting within the Conservative group.
Over the past year the Cabinet has seen the council leader removed by a popular vote, a series of high-profile sackings, resignations and defections from the Conservative group to the independents.
Alec Robertson, who was ousted as leader after a rebellion among his ranks and opposition to privatisation plans among the wider membership, is to defend his Helston North seat.
John Keeling, until now an independent councillor, is standing as a Conservative in Breage.
George Trubody, a former Conservative Cabinet support member, is standing as an independent.
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Sasha Gillard-Loft (Lib Dem)
Geoff Hale (Lab)
Vivian Hall (Cons)
John Robert Knights (UKIP).
Bodmin St Leonard
David Neil Acton (Lab)
Pat Rogerson (Lib Dem)
Peter Scoffham (Cons)
Chris Wallis (UKIP).
Bodmin St Mary's
Janet Elizabeth Hulme (Lab)
Ann Mary Kerridge (Lib Dem)
Roger Charles Lashbrook (Mebyon Kernow)
Pete Walters (UKIP).
Bodmin St Petroc
John Ronald Gibbs (Mebyon Kernow)
Lance Kennedy (Ind)
John Masters (UKIP)
Steve Rogerson (Lib Dem).
Breage, Germoe and Sithney
John Victor Keeling (Cons)
Michael Kevin Mahon (UKIP).
Louise Jane Emo (Cons)
David Parsons (Lib Dem)
Nigel Pearce (Lab Dem).
Rachel Beadle (Cons)
Dave Doyle (Lab/Co-op)
Steve Hopper (Ind)
Jerry Jefferies (Mebyon Kernow)
Simon Rix (Lib Dem).
Andrew John Long (Mebyon Kernow)
Muriel June Merrett-Jones (Lib Dem)
Sally Ann Nicholson (Cons)
Dave Williams (UKIP).
Camborne Pendarves
David Atherfold (Cons)
Harry Blakeley UKIP)
Trevor Chalker (Lab)
John Ellery Gillingham (Mebyon Kernow).
Camborne Roskear
John Ellery Gillingham (Mebyon Kernow)
Tess Hulland (UKIP)
Jude Robinson (Lab/Co-op)
John Rowe (Mebyon Kernow)
Paul White (Cons)
Camborne Trelowarren
Adam Joseph Crickett (Lab)
David Gordon Everett (Green)
Zoe Deborah Fox (Mebyon Kernow)
Roger Laity (UKIP)
Jon Stoneman (Cons)
Camborne Treslothan
Roy Appleton (UKIP)
Nicholas James Heather (Ind)
Jacqueline Merrick (Green)
Anna Kerensa Pascoe (Lib Dem)
Alan Sanders (Mebyon Kernow)
Robert James Webber (Lab)
Morwenna Ann Williams (Cons).
Camborne Trewithian
Mike Champion (Mebyon Kernow)
Jeff Collins (Cons)
Viv Lewis (UKIP)
Steve Richards (Lab).
Keith Goodenough (Cons)
Rob Rotchell (Lib Dem).
Carharrack, Gwenap and St Day
Geoff Garbett (Green)
Mark Anthony Kaczmarek (Ind)
David Parker (UKIP)
Rosanna Phillips (Lab).
Chacewater, Kenwyn and Baldhu
John Dyer (Cons)
Ross Treseder (Ind)
Michael Edward Warren (UKIP)
Peggy Wicks (Lab).
Constantine, Mawnan and Budock
Lomond Handley (UKIP)
Neil Humphrey Hatton (Cons)
Susan Webber (Lab).
Crowan and Wendron
Jackie Harding (Lab)
Loveday Elizabeth Trevenen Jenkin (Mebyon Kernow)
David Knight (Ind)
Linda Joy Taylor (Cons).
Falmouth Arwenack
Geoffrey Frank Evans (Cons)
Robin Johnson (Lab)
Catherine Thornhill (Lib Dem).
Falmouth Boslowick
Roger Bonney (Lib Dem)
Steve Eva (Ind)
Mairia Allison Hayworth (UKIP)
Nicholas Jamie Jemmett (Lab)
Alan James Jewell (Cons).
Falmouth Penwerris
John Body (Ind)
Grenville George Chappel
Hanna Lucy Toms (Lab/Co-op)
Amanda Wymer (UKIP).
Falmouth Smithick
Liz Ashcroft (Cons)
Candy Atherton (Lab/Co-op)
Tony Canton (Ind)
Kenny Edwards (Lib Dem)
Diana Merrett (Ind)
Christopher Smith (Ind).
Falmouth Trescobeas
Rhun Davies (Lib Dem)
Carole Anne Douglas (UKIP)
Vicky Eva (Ind)
Euan McPhee (Green)
Brod Ross (Lab/Co-op)
David Saunby (Ind)
Peter Williams (Cons).
Feock and Playing Place
Steve Chamberlain (Cons)
Jayne Susannah Kirkham (Lab)
Bob Richards (Ind)
Christine Ryall (Lib Dem)
Four Lanes
Matthew Brown (Lab)
Derek John Elliott (UKIP)
Paul Thomas Holmes (Liberal Party in Cornwall)
Chris Lawrence (Mebyon Kernow)
Peter Sheppard (Cons).
Fowey and Tywardreath
Fiona Carlyon (Mebyon Kernow)
David Edward Hughes (Lib Dem)
Adrian Howard Wildish (Cons).
Grenville and Stratton
Paula Dolphin (Lib Dem)
Shorne Tilbey (Cons).
Gulval and Heamoor
Mario Lawrence Fonk (Lib Dem)
Rose Vera Smith (UKIP)
Pamela Ann Yeates (Cons).
Gunnislake and Calstock
Russell James Bartlett (Cons)
Martin Emery (Lib Dem)
Sam Gardner (UKIP)
Dorothy Kirk (Lab).
Gwinear-Gwithian and St Erth
Yvonne Bates (Lib Dem)
Theresa Margaret Byrne (Green)
Peter Channon (UKIP)
Lionel Pascoe (Cons)
Michael John Roberts (Ind)
Michael Reginald Smith (Lab)
Angelo Spencer-Smith (Ind).
Hayle North
Lynda Chidell (UKIP)
Anthony Kenneth Phillips (Lab)
John Pollard (Ind)
Hayle South
Graham Coad (Ind)
John Roberts Coombe (Ind)
Clive Polkinghorne (UKIP)
Anne-Marie Rance (Lab).
Helston North
Leonie Gough (UKIP)
Phil Martin (Ind)
Alec Robertson (Cons)
Mollie Scrase (Lib Dem).
Helston South
Scott Aaron Blandford (UKIP)
James Buchanan (Ind)
Tanya Dyer (Cons)
Judith Anne Haycock (Ind)
John Martin (Lib Dem).
Don Armstrong (UKIP)
David Raymond Ekinsmyth (Lib Dem)
Linda Sylvia Moore (Lab)
Stephen Anthony Richardson (Mebyon Kernow)
Terry Wilkins (Cons).
Ladock, St Clement and St Erme
Mike Eathorne-Gibbons (Cons)
Ian Jones (Lib Dem)
Jo Poland (Green)
Stuart Venison (Lab).
Lanivet and Blisland
Chris Batters (Lib Dem)
Steve Haynes (Green)
Tom Hobbs (UKIP).
Lanner and Stithians
James Alan Biscoe (Ind)
Laura Eileen Eyre (Lab)
Bob Mims (UKIP)
Neil Plummer (Ind)
John Thomas (Ind)
Peter Tisdale (Ind).
Launceston Central
Alex Folkes (Lib Dem)
Kris Roberts (Lab)
Philip William Tucker (Cons).
Launceston North and North Petherwin
Graham Ford (UKIP)
Max Richard Hailey (Ind)
Adam Richard Paynter (Lib Dem)
Bill Sowerby (Cons)
Zdan-Michajlowicz (Ind).
Launceston South
John Charles Conway (Ind)
Jade Lynne Farrington (Lib Dem)
Susan Roberts Alfar (Lab)
James Alan Wonnacott (UKIP).
Lelant and Carbis Bay
Maxine Armstrong (Green)
Ricahrd Glanville (Ind)
Howard Hollingsbee (Lib Dem)
Sandy Martin (UKIP)
Liz Penhaligon (Cons)
Graham Edward Webster (Lab).
Liskeard East
Oliver John Challis (UKIP)
Sally Jane Hawken (Ind)
Tony Powell (Lib Dem)
John Gerrard Stevenson (Cons).
Liskeard North
Thusha Balalojanan (Cons)
Roger Graeme Holmes (Ind)
Jenifer Grace Lucas (UKIP)
Jan Powell (Lib Dem).
Liskeard West and Dobwalls
Michael Frederick George (Lib Dem)
Patricia Kareen Mary Marris (UKIP).
Looe East
James Stephen Gowing (Cons)
Rick Harmes (Green)
Sandra Margaret Preston (Lib Dem)
Les Richmond (UKIP)
Armand Jean Toms (Ind).
Looe West, Lansallas and Lanteglos
Brian Galipeau (Cons)
Edwina Mary Hannaford (Lib Dem)
Tony Winter (UKIP).
Benedicte Poula Gwyneth Bay (Cons)
Marian Oldor Candy (Lib Dem)
Nigel Andrew Challis (UKIP)
Graham Thomas Jarrett (Ind).
Ian Edward Flindall (Green)
Roy Mann (Cons)
Robert Lee Smith (UKIP).
Finbar John Heely (Cons)
Christine Joy Hordley (Lib Dem)
Stephanie McWilliam (UKIP)
Alan William Neal (Ind).
Mabe, Perranarworthal and St Gluvias
John Ault (Lib Dem)
Christopher Jackson (Ind)
Michael Charles Keogh (UKIP)
Chris Ridgers (Cons)
Betty Ross (Lab).
Marazion and Perranuthnoe
Sue Nicholas (Cons)
Glyn Owen (UKIP)
Peter David Williams (Green).
Charles Robert Boney (Lib Dem)
David Clue (UKIP)
Bernie Ellis (Cons)
Richard John Sedgley (Green).
Michael Bunney (Lab)
Katherine Moseley (Green)
James Michael Mustoe (Cons)
Ella Jill Westland (Lib Dem)
Michael Williams (UKIP).
Mount Charles
Anne Rachel Double (Cons)
Gary James King (Ind)
Shirley Polmounter
Eileen Rix (Lib Dem)
Paul David Roberts (Lab).
Mount Hawke and Portreath
Joyce Mitchell Duffin (Lib Dem)
Phillip Knight (Lab)
Eileen Lilian Lewis (UKIP).
Mullion and Grade-Ruan
Alfred Mesroplans (Cons)
Carolyn Ada Rule (Ind)
Nina Sutherland (UKIP).
Newlyn and Goonhavern
Lisa Shuttlewood (Cons)
Rod Toms (Mebyon Kernow
Meg Tremayne (Lab).
Newlyn and Mousehole
Nigel Ashley Davis (Ind)
George Richard Martin Ford (Green)
Roger Harding (Cons)
Nicholas Grenville Round (Lab)
Tacy Susan Smith (UKIP)
Caroline Alice Cheyne White (Lib Dem).
Newquay Central
Geoff Brown (Lib Dem)
Steven Charles Slade (Ind).
Newquay Pentire
Lyndon Spencer Harrison (Cons)
Joanna Nora Kenny (Lib Dem)
Newquay Treloggan
Dave Sleeman (Lib Dem)
Kevin Towill (Cons).
Newquay Tretherras
George Edwards (Lib Dem)
Patrick John Handsford Lambshead (Cons)
Doris Latham (UKIP).
Newquay Treviglas
Joan Bowden (Labour)
Sandy Carter (Lib Dem)
Andy Hannan (Cons)
Mark Hicks (UKIP).
Richard Buscombe (Lib Dem)
Stephen Rushworth (Cons).
Par and St Blazey Gate
Richard Pears (Cons)
Douglas Scafton (Lib Dem)
Alison Jane Watkins ((Ind).
Penryn East and Mylor
Paula Clements (UKIP)
David Garwood (Mebyon Kernow)
Tony Martin (Cons)
John Symons (Ind)
Miriam Venner (Lab)
Judith Whiteley (Lib Dem).
Penryn West
Cait Hutchings (Lib Dem)
Jim Lloyd-Davies (Lab)
Mary Katherine May (Ind)
Martin David Orders (UKIP).
Penwithick and Boscoppa
Jamie Hanlon (Cons)
Matthew John Luke (Mebyon Kernow)
Christopher John Rowe (Lib Dem).
Penzance Central
Peter Edward Mates (UKIP)
John Moreland (Ind)
Cornelius Michael John Olivier (Lab)
Michael Thomas Rabbitte (Cons)
Phil Rendle (Mebyon Kernow)
Penny Young (Lib Dem).
Penzance East
Tim Dwelly (Lab)
Angela Jane Elliott (Cons)
Mick Faulkner (UKIP)
Ruth Lewarne (Lib Dem)
Michelle Linnette Paine (Green)
Rob Simmons (Mebyon Kernow).
Penzance Promenade
Daniel Garside (Lib Dem)
John Kirman (Lab)
Jim McKenna (Ind)
David Lee Miles (Cons)
Elizabeth Catherine Shore (UKIP).
Michael Callan (Ind)
Simon Richard Coley (Lab)
Paul Andrew Roger Dunbar (Mebyon Kernow)
Mark Richard Langdon (Ind)
Lisa Jane Marshall (Cons).
Pool and Tehidy
Brenda Eileen Blakeley (UKIP)
Clive Bramley (Cons)
Malcolm John Moyle (Lab).
Porthleven and Helston West
Richard Goedegebuur (Lib Dem)
Stephen Gough (UKIP)
Liz Lane (Cons)
Andrew Wallis (Ind).
Andrew Vernon (Cons)
Nicky Chopak (Lib Dem)
Rupert Powell
Paul Sousek (Mebyon Kernow).
Probus, Tregony and Grampound
Bob Egerton (Ind)
Steve Kendall (UKIP)
Sean William Marshall (Cons)
Norman Cecil Roach (Lab).
Rame Peninsular
Becky Lingard (Lib Dem)
Peter John McLaren (UKIP)
George William Trubody (Ind)
Chris Wilton (Cons).
Redruth Central
Wally Duncan (UKIP)
Mike Eddowes (Cons)
Raymond John Webber (Lab).
Redruth North
Robert Stephen Barnes (Lab)
Lisa Dolley (Ind)
Ann Jessie Wood (UKIP).
Redruth South
Ian Thomas (Ind)
Will Tremayne (Lab)
Ray Wyse (UKIP).
Brian John Higman (Mebyon Kernow)
Derek Robert Walker (Cons).
John Wood (Ind)
Elizabeth Ann Coleman (UKIP)
Julian Ronald Ralph German (Ind)
Frederick Greenslade (Cons)
Callum Ian Macleod (Lab).
Saltash East
Derek Alan Holley (Ind)
James Alexander Shepherd (Lib Dem)
David Ward (Cons).
Saltash North
John Joseph Brady (Ind)
Joe Ellison (Ind)
Denise Watkins (Lib Dem).
Saltash South
Hilary Anne Frank (Lib Dem)
Beryl Rosekilly (Cons).
Saltash West
Bob Austin (Lib Dem)
Gloria Mary Challen (Cons).
St Agnes
Dawn Patricia Brown (Cons)
Robert John Harrison (Lab)
Pete Mitchell (Lib Dem).
St Austell Bay
Tom French (Cons)
Anne Langley (Ind)
Maggi Pitches (Lab).
St Austell Bethel
Malcolm Alan Brown (Lib Dem)
Bob Davidson (Cons)
Brendan Parkinson (Lab/Co-op)
Ian Proctor (UKIP
Graham Eric Walker (Ind).
St Austell Gover
Sandra Elizabeth Heyward
Ann Mary Phillips (Lab)
Jenny Stewart (Cons).
St Austell Poltair
Jackie Bull (Lib Dem)
Derek Charles Collins (Mebyon Kernow)
Adam William Harris (Cons)
Andrea Hilary Lanxon (Lab/Co-op).
St Blazey
Liam John Bellamy (Ind)
Peter Sinclair (Cons)
Roy Taylor (Lib Dem)
Stuart David Wheeler (Lab).
St Buryan
Frank Blewett (Lib Dem)
Norman Anthony Bliss (Ind)
Juliet Jane Eavis (Lab)
Peter Alan Hardy (Green)
Bill Maddern (Cons).
St Cleer
Len Clark (Ind)
David Garth Lucas (UKIP)
Lisa Jane Sargeant (Cons)
Derris Rosslyn Watson (Lib Dem).
St Columb Major
John Bell (Cons)
Pat Harvey (Ind)
Debbie Hopkins (Lab)
Alvin Augustus Martin (Lib Dem).
St Dennis and Nanpean
Fred Greenslade (Ind)
Barbara Hannan (Cons)
Kim Wonnacott (Ind).
St Dominick, Harrowbarrow and Kelly Bray
Maria Coakley (Mebyon Kernow)
Jim Flashman (Cons)
Phillip Edward Lawrence Harriman
Dave Lawson (UKIP)
Charles Andrew Merrett Jones (Lib Dem).
St Enoder
Dick Cole (Mebyon Kernow)
Elizabeth Hawken (Ind).
St Germans and Landulph
Joseph Anthony Cummins (UKIP)
Mervyn Richard Ellis (Ind)
Jesse Foot (Lib Dem)
Daniel Richard Pugh (Cons).
St Issey and St Tudy
Emma Karenza Hambly (Ind)
Jeremy Charles Rowe (Lib Dem).
St Ives East
Tim Andrewes (Green)
Roy Britton (UKIP)
Terry Murray (Lab)
Madie Parkinson-Evans (Lib Dem)
Morag Robertson (Ind)
Joan Hilary Symons (Cons).
St Ives West
Stuart Guppy (UKIP)
Malcolm David Hurst (Lab)
Andrew Paul Mitchell (Ind)
Lester Scott (Lib Dem)
Joan Tanner (Cons)
Ron Tulley (Green).
St Just in Penwith
Sue James (Lib Dem)
David Ian Lenaghan (Cons)
Kevin McFadden (Ind)
Kirsty Pritchard (Lab)
Adrian Guy Smith (UKIP).
St Keverne and Meneage
Brian George Bailey (UKIP)
Dominic Brandreth (Green)
Ann Round (Lab)
Walter Norman Sanger (Cons).
St Mawgan and Colan
John Fitter (Cons)
Rob Poole (Mebyon Kernow).
St Mewan
Malcolm Harvey Harris (Ind)
John Edward Charles Kneller (Cons)
Janet Hazel Lockyer (Lib Dem).
St Minver and St Endellion
Brian Allan Gisbourne (Cons)
Ed Headley-Hughes (Lib Dem)
Andy Penny (Ind).
St Stephen-in-Brannel
Des Curnow (Ind)
Keith Hickman (UKIP).
St Teath and St Breward
Henry Hine (Cons)
Eddie Jones (Lib Dem)
John Lugg.
Stoke Climsland
Neil Hillson Burden (Ind)
Wayne Gostling (Lib Dem)
John Phillips (Cons)
Antonia Mary Damaris Willis (UKIP).
Threemilestone and Gloweth
Tim Deeble (Ind)
Adam Desmonde (Cons)
Philip Jack Fenton (Lab)
Ken Hart (Ind)
John Humar (Ind)
Moyra Nolan (Lib Dem)
Chris Pascoe (Ind).
Susan Jane Bowen (UKIP)
Glenton Bruce Brown (Lib Dem)
Paul William Charlesworth (Cons).
Torpoint East
John Crago (Cons)
Brian Hobbs (Lib Dem)
Rob White (UKIP).
Torpoint West
Adam David Evan Killeya (Lib Dem)
Mike Pearn (Cons).
Jim Candy (Lib Dem)
Peter Hunt (Cons)
Anthony Hamilton Marris (UKIP).
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Bert Biscoe (Ind)
Noel Kirshnan (Cons)
Lindsay Diane Southcombe (Green)
Susan Street (Lab)
Maurice Vella (Lib Dem).
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Lorrie Eathorne-Gibbons (Cons)
Howard Martin Newlove (Green)
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Colin William Brewer (Ind)
Roderick Harrison (UKIP)
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Steve Knightly (Lib Dem)
Sarah Hannah Maguire (Ind).
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Some 85 members danced and sang to ABBA tribute band, ABBA's Angels. What a fantastic night! Many members had raided their wardrobes to wear 70's fancy dress from numerous ABBA outfits to Alice Cooper. The social committee would like to thank all members for their continued support of our social calendar and as we approach the end of the year, if there is anything you would like next year please let your social committee know.
Gloucestershire Sunday League Review 2019!
To round off the season on a high we played our final Sunday league game on Saturday 21st September (rearranged) needing to win both rinks and by 9 shots to win the title. We did this in style with Nig Cansdale's rink winning a close fought game 19-17 and Jim Luce's rink putting on the style to win 38-7. Meaning we win the league on shot difference. Congratulations to all participating players throughout the season on achieving a first for Fairford. Unfortunately our B team have returned to division 4 having endured a competitive season. Go again next year boys!
Since entering the league 4 years ago our A team have finished as follows:
- 2016 div 4 – runners-up
- 2017 div 3 – Winners
- 2018 div 2 – Winners
- 2019 div 1 – Winners
This tops off another great outdoor season for Fairford Bowls Club!
Corinium League Presentation
Social calendar for 2019!
The Social Committee are pleased to release the social calendar for 2019. Once again we have attempted to provide a variation of events that should appeal to all members and their friends. We would like to encourage all members to brings guests/friends as they would wish. You can view the full calendar here or download a PDF version here
Happy New Year!
Wow what a night! The New Years Eve party was packed and lively, enjoyed by some 70 or so members, friends and guests. Is there another club out there like us? I don't think so! Many thanks to George and his helpers in the kitchen for providing the food and for Tim who certainly got the party rocking!
Heres to a fantastic 2019. May you all have a healthy, happy and successful year.
Annual Dinner and Presentation 2018
The 2018 annual dinner and presentation of prizes was held at the club on Friday 20th November and 82 members enjoyed good food and convivial company. Mr Tim Bloomer acted as MC for the evening and gave a fine resume of an outstanding season. Prizes were presented by our sponsors, Pestforce(Gloucestershire) and Pestforce(Gloucester) and flowers to our lady guest.
Competition Finals 2018
Club finals were held over the weekend of 1st and 2nd September and the spectators were provided with a number of high quality, closely fought matches.
Congratulations to all finalists.
|Runners Up
|Ladies Singles
|Jacqui May
|Pauline Tuckey
|Men's Singles
|Jim Luce
|Nigel Cansdale
|Open Handicap
|Martin Johnson
|Alistair Sommerville
|Men's 2-Wood
|Jim Luce
|Nigel Cansdale
|Ladies 2-Wood
|Marlene Robinson
|Sybil Mustow
|Eileen Bowl
|Pauline Tuckey
|Marian Moore
|Men's Pairs
|Joe Fewtrell & Tim Bloomer
|Paul Gardner & Nigel Cansdale
|Ladies Pairs
|Marian Moore & Marlene Robinson
|Caroline Johnson & Pauline Tuckey
|1st Year Singles
|Senior Citizens
|Derek Porch
|Peter Mackenzie
|Young Cup
|Geoff Warren
|Hazel Finlayson
|Tom Pearson
|Keith Morris & Jacqui May
|Glyn Rogers & Angela Gardner
|Married Couples
|Liz & Phil Hope
|Caroline & Martin Johnson
|Winney Cup
|Jacquie May & Tim Bloomer
|Paul Mackenzie, Stuart Hope
& Ken Sawyer
|Chris Moaby, Pat Curtis
& Martin Johnson
|Club League 'A'
|Club League 'B'
|Mon. Afternoon Triples
Gloucestershire County Competitions 2018!
Congratulations to Tim Bloomer and Nig Cansdale for winning a closely fought mens county pairs. The first time members from this club have won this title.
Congratulation also to Marion Moore for reaching the womens county unbadged final; just losing out in another closely fought contest.
Well done to all! and long may it continue!
Gloucestershire Sunday League Review 2018!
The successful season continues! The 'A' team secured the 2nd division championship with a fine 6-0 win over at Stroud and our 'B' team saw off Cam Mills 6-0 at home in division 4 that guarantees at least the runner-up spot (we may win the 4th Division depending on other results) and promotion. Well done an thank you to all those who committed to play on Sunday mornings.
This tops off another great outdoor season for Fairford Bowls Club!
Ladies Corinium and Stroud Valley Triples Review 2018!
It has been a successful season for the ladies in their Monday night leagues. The 'Stroud Valleys Ladies Triples League' team finished as runners-up to Cam Ladies and congratulations to our 'Ladies Corinium League' team on winning the title losing only 1 game. Well done to all involved.


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This week brings us to the last week of August. It has been an ELITE start to the school year! We still have some school business to take care of. If your child is a 7th grader, we need updated vaccines. There is a shot all 7th graders are required to have. Please see our links on the web site or give our nurse a call. If your child does not have an updated immuization record, he/she is at risk for unenrollment. You can visit the Health Department or call your local doctor to get this taken care of. We also have our annual flu clinic coming up. If you want your child to recieve a flu shot at school, please complete the form and send it back with your child. The form can be found on our web page, under Parent Information/Flu Forms. We appreciate your help taking care of this task! Also, we will not be allowing charges this year on school lunch accounts. If your child does not have enough lunch money, they will be served the basic lunch, but will not be able to charge the hot lunch. Please see us with questions or concerns.
The first LIVE News Crew team begins Monday! We are excited to share all the BCMS daily events with our school live each morning!
OUr new outdoor learning and social space is coming together! A huge thank you to matthew ferreira in our operations division for helping make this happen!
BCMS is once again collecting Box Tops! Check out the Box Top Link for the new ways to submit box tops! This year, we will still submit the transition cut box tops- but you can get the app for your phone and scan them in! Check out the information here!
Our start time this year is 8:35. Our end time is 3:35. Breakfast will begin at 8:10. Homeroom begins at 8:35 and is for attendance purposes. If you have questions regarding car drop off or bus transportation, please call our front office! DROP and read time continues and for the month of of August, it is at the end of the day and is a choice novel. We encourage families to grab a book off our of Free Little Libraries when you are at open house to read with your child!
2019/20 #beBcms administrtion team
Mrs. Raeburn as Principal, Mr. Scott as our Assistant Principal and BCHS Head Football Coach and Mrs. Ennis, Assistant Principal and Director of Athletics. We love serving our school and community. ❤🎉🤓
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Upcoming events and notes:
- August 26-29th Athletic Practices after school
- Wednesday August 28th: Softball- HOME
- Thursday August 29th- Coffee and Conversations 9:00- 10:00 AM Take a building tour, see learning live, and have some coffee
- Thursday August 29th: Softball - HOME
- Thursday August 29th: Footall- At Metter
- Friday August 30th: Bryan County High School Football KICK OFF!
- No school Monday and Tuesday : 9/2-3
- Yearbooks are on sale! $40.00. You can use My Payments Plus to pay! Go to Parent Information/My Payments Plus on our web page.
- You can get #BeBCMS newsletter in a variety of ways. It is posted to our facebook page every Sunday. It is sent out via Thrillshare based on the number you have stored as primary in Powerschool, and it is also linked on our web page. Please check your Powerschool primary phone information to make sure you can get texts from Thrillshare. This year, I will not be using REMIND.
- Field Trips are being scheduled and will be loaded into My Payments Plus so you can make payments toward the larger, more expensive field trips. Stay tuned for more information from the grade level teams.
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Thank you for your support of Bryan County Middle. I am proud to serve as the Principal of the best middle school in Georgia!
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text: So I started yesterday to read 'Love in the Margin' by Yoko Ogawa. I only read 17 pages (the book has 190 p). It was the part of the 1st interview with all the patients and the stenographer. Because I was tired, I just got to bed. I remember looking at the sky through my opened window and it's like something "aspired" me. I suddenly think about one famous BTS member (Kim Taehyung/김태형) (don't ask me why tho) and I swear that I fainted, it was definitely different that the feeling of falling asleep. And I made a dream. A weird one. That guy said to me to meet him at a park. So I did because in my dream it felt like we were close friends and that we already met a few times even though it was rare due to an unknown reason. When I arrived he was really cheerful and told me it was My day. We took a bus. And I kept thinking that I should enjoy that day because after he would go for a long time (like always). So he was very kind and friendly to me (there was NO ROMANCE) and kept on offering me to massage my hands. I said maybe later. The only thing that mattered in my dream was to spend time with him, so we enjoyed not talking together. It was really peaceful. Then he said that he would just talk to a teen boy that was on the bus and would go back to me. I remember that teen boy has black hair and tanned skin. Then that member came to me, he massaged my hands and even though it was a great moment, my heart hurt a lot. Then there were no more people in the bus (except the teen boy and me). The member said to us goodbye and left the bus, letting us by ourselves. End of the dream. When I woke up I was kind of disoriented but I was okay. Then I went out and took The book of Yoko Ogawa with me. I walked without really knowing where to go and I arrived coincidentally in a parc. It makes me smiled. So I continued to read my book and at the end of the book I suddenly felt an impression of déjà-vu. I immediately thought of that member (Kim TaeHyung) and my eyes got wet. I didn't understand wtf was going on so I started to think about what could makes me like that and I realized. In that book (that takes place in Japan), the protagonist is a young woman that haves a problem with her ears and she meets that stenographer. Then we're introduced to her nephew, a 13 years old boy (at the page 49). The stenographer will mainly take care of the protagonist and he will meet sometimes her nephew with her. There are two really important scenes that take in a bus. Also the protagonist wants to massage and touch the stenographer's hands. At the end (Spoiler guys) the protagonist knows there is not a lof of time with stenographer and her (although they still get well along). He will leave the boy and the protagonist alone (but for a good abstract reason). I learned today that this book is supposed to be very abstract and dreamlike. Which is weird because I was spoiled in my dream about that dreamlike book. I would really appreciate your help or just your opinion.


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$2,999,000 - 412 Monarch Bay Drive, Dana Point
- 3Beds
- 4Baths
- 3,290SQ. Feet
- 0.18Acres
Dana Point Home For Sale
Best priced view home in community. This Chic beach house provides coastal living with a feel good vibe that is very distinguishable. Possessing charm and comfort, the unique split-level design features new white oak floors and has large glass panels to engage sweeping ocean views. The post and beam mid-century architectural nuance blends fine craftsmanship with high style. A two story ceiling at the Dining area adds welcoming natural light, and 2 fireplaces with sparkling crushed glass and clean burning gas provide a cozy environment on cool winter beach nights. Recent extensive interior remodel added electronic privacy shades. There is a Viking loaded kitchen with leather finish granite counters and re-glazed cabinets, along with Sub-Zero refrigerator and a large Nook. Smooth finish walls enhance the linen white color palette and remodeled baths compliment the main and upper level. Lovely ocean view patio yard and full span 2nd level whitewater and ocean view balcony. Patio area for BBQ, sunny day lounging and conversation area with unique fire-pit. Attached garage with loads of storage area. Homeowners in guard gated Monarch Bay have Beach Club restaurant & bar privileges and easy beach access with beach attendants to set up chairs, umbrellas and provide clean fresh towels to homeowners. Community tennis court, playground, dog park and sport court provide something for everyone. The services and amenities at Monarch Bay set this coastal enclave apart from all the others.
Sales Agent
- Sam Smith
- San Clemente Realtor ®
- Phone: 949-204-5110
- Cell: 949-204-5110
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- UtilitiesCable Connected, Natural Gas Connected, Sewer Connected, Water Connected
- Parking Spaces2
- ParkingBuilt-In Storage, Direct Garage Access, Garage, Garage - Front Entry, Garage - Two Door, Garage Door Opener
- # of Garages2
- ViewOcean View, Panoramic View, Park Or Green Belt View, White Water View
- Is WaterfrontYes
- WaterfrontLot has Beach Access, Lot has Ocean Access, Ocean Side of Freeway, Ocean Side of Highway 1
- PoolNone
- SecurityGated with Guard
School Information
- DistrictCapistrano Unified
- HighDANHIL
Essential Information
- Price$2,999,000
- Bedrooms3
- Bathrooms4.00
- Full Baths3
- Half Baths1
- Square Footage3,290
- Acres0.18
- Year Built1966
- TypeResidential
- Sub-TypeSingle Family
- StyleCape Cod
- StatusActive
- ExteriorShingle
- Lot DescriptionCul-De-Sac, Greenbelt, Level with Street, Lot 6500-9999, Near Public Transit, Sprinklers In Front, Sprinklers In Rear, Sprinklers On Side, Yard
- WindowsSolar Screens
- RoofAsphalt, Tar/Gravel
- ConstructionShingle
Additional Information
- Date ListedJuly 29th, 2019
- Days on Market176
- ZoningPC
- Short SaleN
- RE / Bank OwnedN
Community Information
- Address412 Monarch Bay Drive
- AreaMonarch Beach (MB)
- SubdivisionMonarch Bay (MB)
- CityDana Point
- CountyOrange
- StateCA
- Zip Code92629
- Interior FeaturesTurnkey, Granite Counters, Living Room Balcony, Living Room Deck Attached, Open Floor Plan, Two Story Ceilings, Unfurnished
- AppliancesDouble Oven, Electric Oven, Gas Range, Microwave, Refrigerator
- HeatingForced Air
- CoolingCentral A/C
- FireplaceYes
- FireplacesFamily Room, Living Room
- # of Stories2
- StoriesTwo, Split Level
Price Change History for 412 Monarch Bay Drive, Dana Point, CA (MLS® #OC19136952)
|Price Reduced
|$300,000 (9.09%)
|Price Reduced (from $3,600,000)
|$301,000 (8.36%)
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- City:
- Dana Point
- Price Range:
- $2,500,000 - $7,700,000
- Current Listings:
- 7
- HOA Dues:
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- Average Price per Square Foot:
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Pointe Monarch (pmon)
- City:
- Dana Point
- Price Range:
- $2,650,000 - $3,195,000
- Current Listings:
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- HOA Dues:
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- Average Price per Square Foot:
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- Current Listings:
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- HOA Dues:
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- Average Price per Square Foot:
- $767
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This new function has been added to the calculator in the EX-2. Put TYRE DIAMETER in the calculator, ROLLOUT( Car movement distant per one motor rotation ) is automatically calculated. This is useful for changing gearing in a DD car.
A motor that has a strong magnetic force will add a braking effect when the throttle is released and will make a car stall in the corner. Setting the amount of forward input to remain on the throttle as the trigger returns to neutral can be adjusted. This is effective for F1, WorldGT and 1/12 category of cars whose gear ratio is small.
You can change language in the display from Japanese and English. Selecting the display language that you prefer to use.
Various Performance Functions
Individual response settings for the steering and throttle.( Feel setting menu)
Display RF mode (FH-G/ FH-F /MzMHS G/MzMHS F)
2 way setting point in the Steering Speed.
3 way Setting point in the Throttle Speed.
Full acceleration settings.
Full ABS Settings.
Balance L/R added in the Steering override.
Add User timer.
40 model memory.
High performance CPU &2.7inch LCD
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Two LCD Positions90 Degrees Conversion
The LCD screen can be placed in two directions for a preferred viewing position.
Compact and Light Weight Master Unit
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Trigger Position Adjustable 3D trigger feature
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Xpansion Unit(ver2.0 firmware) x1
Drop Extension Steering Unit x1
Basic Grip Unit x1
Normal stand Unit x1
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New this week: The Lion King
Directed by Guy Ritchie. Starring Mena Massoud, Will Smith, Naomi Scott, Marwan Kenzari, Navid Negahban, Nasim Pedrad
The ongoing campaign to make flesh of all Disney's most popular animations hits a speedbump with Ritchie's deeply peculiar take on a 1990s classic. The two romantic leads (Massoud and Scott) are charming and the best songs survive unharmed. But the ambience is that of an Arabian-themed family restaurant combined with an underdeveloped episode of Assassin's Creed. The least said about Smith as the Genie the soonest mended. That is one flat singing voice. PG cert, gen release, 128 min DC
Directed by Alan Elliott, Sydney Pollack. Featuring Aretha Franklin, James Cleveland, CL Franklin
Brilliant documentary on the recording of the late Aretha Franklin's 1972 gospel classic Amazing Grace. The release was delayed initially by a technical error and then as a result of legal action from Ms Franklin. Its eventual arrival provides the authors of online listicles a permanent starting point when considering the 10 greatest concert films of all time. The music is transcendent. The editing is perfectly paced. The congregation offer a vital snapshot of a time and place. A masterpiece of its type. G cert, Light House, Dublin (Sun only), 87 min DC
Directed by Gary Dauberman. Starring Mckenna Grace, Madison Iseman, Katie Sarife, Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson
Stop the Ghost Train – I want to get off. The third Annabelle film is thin gruel that seems to know as much. The film, which was co-written by the wildly talented James Wan, attempts to offset its many limitations by briefly drafting in the big guns. Thus, Farmiga and Wilson essay The Conjuring's Ed and Lorraine Warren for all of two short scenes, entrusting their haunted artefact room where the eponymous doll lurks menacingly to their secretly psychic daughter (Grace), her teenage babysitter (Iseman) and a troubled best friend (Sarife). What could possibly go wrong? Too much. Watching this often feels like being part of a focus group to ascertain the next spin-off monster franchise. 15A cert, gen release, 106 min TB
Directed by Todd Douglas Miller
Yes, you do need another doc on the moon landing. Miller incorporates newly discovered 70mm footage into a film that tells the story from lift-off to splashdown with a careering energy that no previous documentarian has managed. Clocking in at a tidy 90 minutes, laid out in ruthlessly linear fashion, the film plays like one deep breath nervously exhaled. It's also eye-wateringly beautiful to behold. There is little new information, but that scarcely matters. A classic. G cert, lim release, 90 min DC
Directed by Alison Klayman. Featuring Steve Bannon, Louis Aliot, Sean Bannon
If you didn't view Steve Bannon as a world class troll before, this documentary portrait may just change your mind. Red-faced, soda-swilling and frequently looking more than a little green around the gills, the former White House adviser certainly looks like an armchair warrior. His health and dietary habits are, in common with many of his unpalatable habits and beliefs, dismissed in well-rehearsed, self-deprecating one-liners. Director Klayman, who won big at Sundance in 2013 with Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, allows Bannon to do his everyman shtick, but never succumbs to the Stockholm Syndrome that too often kicks in with personality politics. Club, IFI, Dublin, 90 min TB
Directed by Jim Jarmusch. Starring Bill Murray, Adam Driver, Tilda Swinton, Chloë Sevigny, Danny Glover, Caleb Landry Jones, Selena Gomez, Rosie Perez, Iggy Pop, Sara Driver, RZA, Carol Kane, Tom Waits, Steve Buscemi
Jarmusch tackles the zombie movie in an amusing comedy about a midwestern town that goes all weird thanks to a shift in the Earth's poles. There are few variations on the familiar conventions. What Jarmusch does bring is an awareness of contemporary panics and neuroses. He can deny (and he has) that The Dead Don't Die is an "anti-Trump movie", but the prevailing sense that something has gone profoundly wrong in the republic is very much of our time. 16 cert, gen release, 105 min DC
Directed by Asif Kapadia. Featuring Diego Maradona
Hugely impressive documentary on the legendary footballer from the man who brought us Senna and Amy. As in those films, the images are all drawn from archival footage – the football often filmed muddily at pitch level – with sparse fresh interviews rendered only as audio. Taking Maradona's time at SSC Napoli as its spine, the picture passes in a dizzying rush that (appropriately, considering the subject) showcases Kapadia's most stylish edits to date. Essential stuff. 15A cert, Light House, Dublin, 130 min DC
Directed by William McGregor. Starring Maxine Peake, Eleanor Worthington-Cox, Richard Harrington, Mark Lewis Jones, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Jodie Innes
This lovely, spooky thing stars young up-and-comer Worthington-Cox as Gwen, a teenager struggling to take care of a younger sibling (Innes) and ailing mother (Peake) in dankest 19th-century Snowdonia. The crops are not growing properly and the sheep have been slaughtered. An attempt to sell their meagre vegetables at market ends with the death of the family horse. All the while, mother is behaving in increasingly erratic ways and engaging in occultish looking bloodletting rituals in her room. Are these actions borne of scientific ignorance, or is something more witchy going on? 15A cert, lim release, 84 min TB
Directed by Jon Favreau. Voices of Donald Glover, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Chiwetel Ejiofor, John Oliver, James Earl Jones, John Kani, Alfre Woodard, JD McCrary, Seth Rogan, Shahadi Wright Joseph
Pseudo-live action version of the 1994 animation concerning a young lion (voiced by McCrary and then Glover), his dead dad (Jones) and his jerk of an uncle (Ejiofor). This Lion King is certainly a remarkable technical achievement. Scrunch your eyes and you could be watching a half-interesting nature documentary. Yet nobody has done anything worth doing to character or story. It's as if, 50 years ago, Nasa invested all that money in developing the world's shiniest technology and used it to repeat the Mayflower's voyage to Plymouth Rock. PG cert, gen release, 118 min DC
Directed by F Gary Gray. Starring Chris Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson, Liam Neeson, Emma Thompson, Rebecca Ferguson, Rafe Spall
Largely terrible fourth episode of the sequence that casts Thompson (sardonic, amusing) and Hemsworth (wasted) as replacements for Will Smith and the other guy. From the off-the-peg urban locations to the generic title that treats the word "international" as instant coffee manufacturers once treated the word "continental", Men in Black 4 (5? 8? 165?) is so perfunctory that, even before it's over, the film has taken on the quality of a late sequel you're not sure ever happened. Dull, confused, boring. 12A cert, gen release, 114 min DC
Directed by Hugh O'Conor. Starring Jordanne Jones, Leah McNamara, Moe Dunford, Seán Doyle, Aaron Heffernan
Two very different sisters – Jones the goth, McNamara the polished Heather – have adventures when their dad leaves them alone for the summer in middle-class Dublin. The temptation to reduce McNamara to an empty shell or oversell Jones' maverick status is resisted. "Just because you're miserable doesn't mean you're interesting," one barks. "Just because you're superficial doesn't mean you're nice," the other retorts. A generous, witty feature debut from actor O'Conor. 15A cert, lim release, 89 min DC
Directed by Ari Aster. Starring Florence Pugh, Jack Reynor, William Jackson Harper, Vilhelm Blomgren, Will Poulter
Dani (Pugh) is already struggling with a seriously ill bipolar sister and her indifferent boyfriend Christian (Reynor), when a horrifying murder-suicide claims the lives of her entire family. Feeling guilty, Christian reluctantly invites Dani to join him and three friends on a trip to the remote Swedish commune where one of them was raised. Upon arriving in Halsingland where, in keeping with the title and geography, the sun never sets, the friends are given hallucinogens and asked to take part in a nine-day ritual held once every 90 years. Fans of The Wicker Man or will know that no good can come of this sojourn. Following on from last year's Hereditary. Aster's trippy second feature confirms him as the most fascinating genre auteur around. 16 cert, gen release, 147 min TB
Directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. Starring Tom Schilling, Sebastian Koch, Paula Beer, Saskia Rosendahl, Oliver Masucci
Kurt (Schilling) graduates from art school in East Germany, falls for Ellie (Beer), a young fashion designer, has awkward interactions with her sinister father (Koch) and ultimately makes for the west. The film seems to loathe the business of art: the east is all bland social realism, the west all pretentious idiots. The variation on Joseph Beuys is plain insulting. But Donnersmarck, director of The Lives of Others, powers it forward like a bullet-stopping airport novel. Club, IFI, Dublin, 189 min DC
Directed by Harry Wootliff. Starring Laia Costa, Josh O'Connor, Peter Wight, Lisa McGrillis, Stuart Martin, Bobby Rainsbury, Kevin O'Loughlin
Elena (Costa) and Tom (O'Connor) have a meet-cute moment while competing for a late-night taxi in Glasgow on New Year's Eve. But after some drunken fumbling and clumsy mansplaining of Elvis Costello's I Want You, they end up in a relationship. There's a small catch:: she's actually 35 to his 26, and soon the relationship is a battle against infertility. Writer-director Wootliff's sensual, heartful, and carefully observed drama is produced by Tristan Goligher (45 Years, Weekend) so it's not surprising that Only You is powered along by the same romantic realism that defines Andrew Haigh's work. 15A cert, QFT, Belfast, 118 min TB
Directed by Ron Howard. Featuring Luciano Pavarotti, Bono, Harvey Goldsmith, Plácido Domingo, José Carreras
Tolerable documentary on the legendary tenor Luciano Pavarotti. Recordings were remastered. Video was restored. More than 53 interviews were conducted. Yet we end up with few revelations and few unexpected analyses. The film undoubtedly has a purpose. With its impeccable audio and visuals, it will play well to fans who, were the tenor still with us, would enjoy live relays of his performances. But this is by-the-numbers stuff. Bono is good value, mind. 12A cert, lim release, 114 min DC
Directed by Ben Stassen and Vincent Kesteloot. Voices of Julie Walters, Tom Courtney, Sheridan Smith, Ray Winstone, Jack Whitehall, Matt Lucas
Rex (voiced by Whitehall), a present from Queen Elizabeth's apparently doting husband, rises through Buckingham Palace's canine ranks to become the sovereign's spoiled and favourite Corgi. Any welcome similarities with Yorgos Lantimos's depiction of the court of Queen Anne come to an end when a jealous doggie rival (Lucas) attempts to drown the pampered pooch beyond the palace walls. Rex is rescued and brought to a pound where, in the manner of Rose in Titanic, he is reinvigorated by contact with the lower orders, in particular a slinky Saluki (Smith). Elsewhere, the cutesypie Royals are joined by comical versions of the Trumps. Even the most fanatical supporter of the British monarchy will struggle to find cause for Union Jack waving. PG cert, gen release, 85 min TB
Directed by Dexter Fletcher. Starring Taron Egerton, Jamie Bell, Richard Madden, Gemma Jones, Bryce Dallas Howard, Steven Mackintosh
Hugely entertaining biopic of Elton John. The tunes are sung as part of elaborate dance numbers that spring spontaneously from the situation. Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting breaks out when young Elton entertains potentially riotous punters at the pub in Pinner. And so on. Egerton is great in the lead. Madden is creepy as Elton's manager and lover. But will you escape without having to endure Princess Diana's funeral? No spoilers here. 15A cert, gen release, 121 min DC
Directed by Chris Renaud. Voices of Patton Oswalt, Eric Stonestreet, Kevin Hart, Jenny Slate, Tiffany Haddish, Lake Bell, Dana Carvey, Harrison Ford
Max (Oswalt), a nervy Jack Russell, spent all of 2016's The Secret Life of Pets adjusting to life with Duke (Stonestreet), a Snuffleupagus-sized mutt adopted from the pound by Max's human companion, Katie. In this colourful sequel, he takes rather less time warming to Katie's new husband and son, a toddler who reduces Max to a mess of parental anxieties. And then there's a family holiday. And then there's a cat lady. And then a tiger needs rescuing from an evil Russian circus. These disparate subplots see the gang driving cars, hijacking a train, and (probably) gearing up to debate Slavoj Žižek. Though agreeably zany, it's a sloppy affair, and Illumination's weakest film since 2011's Hop. G cert, gen release, 86 min TB
Directed by Jon Watts Starring Tom Holland, Samuel L Jackson, Zendaya, Cobie Smulders, Jon Favreau, JB Smoove, Jacob Batalon, Martin Starr, Marisa Tomei, Jake Gyllenhaal
You have to feel for the film-makers. Arriving after the much-loved Spider-Man: Homecoming and its buzzier, Oscar-winning animated cousin, Spider-Man: Into the Multiverse, the eighth Spider-Man film since the turn of the millennium is already facing something of a Sisyphean task. The final official film in Marvel Phase Three feels awfully minor after the grandiloquence of Avengers: Endgame. But Far from Home's lack of narrative sophistication is often offset by its splendid cast. Holland's Spider-Man maybe the most charming screen incarnation to date. The British-born actor has restored the fun that was leeched out of the franchise during the po-faced Andrew Garfield years. Zendaya, who does more with MJ than anyone might have reasonably thought possible, is never less than magical. 12A cert, gen release, 129 min TB
Directed by Michael Dowse. Starring Kumail Nanjiani, Dave Bautista, Iko Uwais, Natalie Morales, Betty Gilpin, Jimmy Tatro, Mira Sorvino, Karen Gillan
Amusing variation on the mismatched cop genre, with Bautista as a temporarily blinded officer who hires Nanjiani do drive him from incident to incident in dangerous Los Angeles. Bautista and Nanjiani prove to be a perfectly complementary comic partnership. The former's looming aggression fails to wholly conceal a latent sensitivity. The latter's gentle introspection is seasoned with streaks of sombre dissatisfaction. The plot is as dumb as a bag of spanners, but Stuber is fun throughout. 15A cert, gen release, 93 min DC
Directed by Annabel Jankel. Starring Anna Paquin, Holliday Grainger, Emun Elliott, Kate Dickie, Lauren Lyle
In a Scottish village in 1952, Lydia (Grainger) is struggling to provide for herself and a young son. Her husband (Elliott) has come back from the war a changed man and now refuses to help his family. The locals have no time for Lydia as she was pregnant before she got married. Fortunately, Lydia befriends Jean (Paquin), a doctor who has returned to take over her late father's practice. Jean offers Lydia and her son a place to stay, a housekeeping position for Lydia, and, finally, lesbian romance. The boy, meanwhile, bonds with the bees of the title. Flat and featuring one-dimensional characters. Club, IFI, Dubln, 106 min TB
Directed by Josh Cooley. Voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Annie Potts, Tony Hale, Keegan-Michael Key, Madeleine McGraw, Christina Hendricks, Jordan Peele, Keanu Reeves
Inevitable, wallet-pinching sequel to a series that seemed completed w wen it reached trilogy status. This time round the toys are on a road trip. Toy Story 4 is better than such late add-ons are normally allowed to be. The jokes are nippy and subversive. The inevitable middle-act chaos is less haphazard than that in Finding Dory. Some long-standing annoyances have been addressed. Bo Beep gets her story. Woody's status as a narc and a class traitor is undermined. G cert, gen release, 100 min DC
Directed by Agnès Varda. Featuring Agnès Varda
This final film from the late photographer, film-maker, conceptual artist and pioneer of the Nouvelle Vague offers a timely retrospective of her life's work. It's a freewheeling affair anchored by a (kind of) Ted talk on what Varda calls cine-writing. Theme trumps chronology as she takes the viewer through her early years as the only woman to emerge alongside Godard, Truffaut and Rivette, her seminal 1962 feature Cleo from 5 to 7, and her marriage of The Umbrellas of Cherbourg director Jacques Demy. Varda died in March; watching the sprightly, energetic creature at the heart of this picture, it's hard to believe she's gone. 15A cert, lim release, 115 min TB
Directed by Chanya Button. Starring Gemma Arterton, Elizabeth Debicki, Isabella Rossellini, Rupert Penry-Jones, Peter Ferdinando
Interesting, flawed treatment of the relationship between Virginia Woolf (Debicki) and Vita Sackville-West (Arterton) that swivels between brave experiment and on-after-Lovejoy heritage telly. Button's well-upholstered drama, a co-production with Dublin's Blinder Films, is derived from Eileen Atkins's theatrical translation of correspondence between the women and it too often looks that way. But Debicki is impressively odd and the electronic soundtrack from Isobel Waller-Bridge (yes, sister of Sophie) adds unexpected flavours for a period piece. 15A cert, lim release, 110 min DC TRISKEL
Directed by Danny Boyle. Starring Himesh Patel, Lily James, Ed Sheeran, Kate McKinnon
Yesterday, a musical fairy tale penned by Richard Curtis and directed with verve by Boyle, begins with a classic sci-fi "what if?" Jack (Patel), is a charming singer-songwriter struggling to find an audience in his native Clacton-on-Sea, despite the best efforts of his hard-crushing schoolteacher chum and part-time manager (James). Following a disastrous appearance at a music festival, Jack is on the verge of packing away his guitar for good when, following a mysterious worldwide blackout, he realises that he is now the only person who can remember The Beatles. One demo later and he's on tour with Ed Sheeran (who proves a good sport) and under the thumb of a steely American agent (McKinnon, going full panto villain). Patel has a wide-eyed charisma, James, although underused, is a delight, and the earnestly covered music ensures this is a magical mystery tour worth boarding. 12A cert, gen release, 116 min TB


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Apr 7, 2018; Philadelphia, PA, USA; San Jose Earthquakes defender Nick Lima (24) and Philadelphia Union defender Auston Trusty (26) battle for the ball during the first half at Talen Energy Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports
CHESTER, Pa. – The Philadelphia Union continued a disappointing early-season trend in their 1-1 draw with the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday.
The Union dropped two points at Talen Energy Stadium for the second consecutive game, and this time around they were forced to scrap back into the contest after a defensive lapse.
"I'm frustrated, it's crap to tie a game," Alejandro Bedoya said. "Nothing against San Jose, but to play like that in the first half and not get anything out of it? Same last week against Colorado. The first half we dominated and we haven't been able to get anything out it."
Magnus Eriksson handed the Quakes the lead eight minutes before halftime, while Alejandro Bedoya equalized in the second half for the home side.
"All of the players executed their roles, did their jobs but just a night where the ball didn't seem like it was going to go in," Union manager Jim Curtin said. "Credit to the guys, I thought the team goal that we scored was an excellent one."
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San Jose produced the breakthrough in an otherwise drab first half, when Eriksson struck the top-right corner of the net from open space in the box.
Eriksson was allowed that much space since Auston Trusty was caught up past the halfway line in an attempt to press the visitors.
The Union ramped up the pressure in the second half by way of their pair of speedy wingers, David Accam and Fafa Picault.
The home side didn't find an equalizer until the 64th minute, when Alejandro Bedoya connected with a Picault cross near the right side of the net.
Bedoya sliced inside Chris Wondolowski with an incisive run to head home his first goal of the season and fourth of his Union career.
"I don't remember exactly how the whole play developed," Bedoya said. "I saw Fafa out wide, he straightened his guy up and was running at him, and so just I tried to get ot the back post, make a late run in the box and go unmarked. I was able to get on the end of it and get a goal."
The Union created a plethora of chances after tying the game, with substitutes Ilsinho and Ray Gaddis adding an extra element to the players already on the field.
The best late opportunity came in the 90th minute, when Ilsinho's cross from the right wing landed around a few players.
"We need to have a sense of urgency in the final third, get more guys in the box and make more decisive runs," Bedoya said. "It's not good enough. We let ourselves down. We haven't been playing bad, so that's the positive but we can't concede these types of goals. We got off the hook today a little bit, we were able to find that goal, but we have to do better offensively, be more clinical and finish our chances."
Unfortunately for the home side, the Quakes walled up in front of the net and stopped a shot from reaching Andrew Tarbell.
After the final whistle, San Jose defender Harold Cummings was handed a red card by a video review for a punch to Trusty's groin.
"I was tussling with him. He hit me in the private area," Trusty said. "That's the good thing with the VAR that being inputted into the league because no one would've saw that. At least the VAR saw it so that's good."
Despite failing to pick up a victory, the Union left Talen Energy Stadium with plenty of positives ahead of their Friday clash with Orlando City.
"We'll score. It's not really a worry," Union winger Fafa Picault said. "We're gelling. We're getting new guys, and myself it's also new. It's gonna work. It's gonna be fine. No worries."


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The Office of Public Works in County Kerry Ireland has confirmed that Disney and LucasFilm's highly-anticipated Star Wars: Episode VII will shoot on the Skellig Michael Island, which is 11.6 km off the coast of Kerry. Here's what an unidentified OPW official had to say in a statement.
"Skellig Michael is being made available for a film production shoot on the island... this production is being fully supported by the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht and the Irish Film Board."
It isn't known when production will take place in Ireland, or what scenes will be shot there. The island is the largest of the two Skellig islands, which is home to a Christian monastery that was built somewhere between the 6th and 8th centuries. It has been abandoned since the 12th Century, and the monastery is currently listed on the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage List, which conserves historical sites of historical and cultural significance.
Production on Star Wars: Episode VII started in Abu Dhabi this May before moving to Pinewood Studios in London, where shooting is still under way, under the direction of J.J. Abrams. We'll keep you posted if more details about this Ireland shoot are made available.