Just a very brief note to let you all know that Issues 11 (Village Edition) and Issue 3 (Belper Edition) of the community magazine - All Things Local - are now available to read and view online.
As well as a round-up of the regular columns, you can also read each edition including back issues in full at our website - http://www.allthingslocal.co.uk
We'll be back later with more snippets and cuttings from this popular community magazine for the Kilburn and Belper areas in Derbyshire.
Thursday, 5 February 2009
Wednesday, 31 December 2008
What's on at the Belper Ritz
The View from the Projection Box with Ritz Cinema (Belper) projectionist Paul Winfield...
Just a year ago when I was writing the first of these features for All Things Local, it was great to report that over 50,000 people had visited The Ritz. Now with the latest figures I have show that the success has continued with over 100,000 admissions since we opened - so from all of us at The Ritz - a big, big "thank you".
What a year 2008 has been. Here are just a few personal memories:
The first 'Ritzy Awards' in June, our own version of The Oscars, when the red carpet and our guests arriving in evening dress brought a little bit of Leicester Square to King Street, Belper. I also remember my hangover the following day - but that's another story! We were amazed that so many of our 'Ritzy' award winners emailed us from around the world saying they would visit The Ritz when they were next filming in the UK. There were people singing and dancing in the aisles during the run of Mamma Mia! Just the other week, the audience were leaving the cinema stunned into silence after watching the last few minutes of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.
So what can we look forward to in 2009? Well a few films caught my eye. FIrstly, Valkyre, a thriller based on actual events as German generals hatch a plot to assassinate Hitler at the height of WWll, Tom Cruise stars.
A new Woody Allen film is always an event and Vicky Christina Barcelona, a romantic comedy set in Spain stars Javier Bardem, Scarlett Johansson and Penelope Cruz. Spring and early summer sees the start of the blockbuster season with Star Trek Xl; Ben Stiller returns in Night at the Museum 2. There's a new Terminator film - Christian Bale stars as John Connor in Terminator Salvation.
There's also Ice Age lll and the much delayed Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince along with our usual mix of other films. We hope there's something for everyone.
So from Amanda & Neil, Catherine, myself and all The Ritz boys and girls - have a safe and happy Christmas and a great 2009.
Just a year ago when I was writing the first of these features for All Things Local, it was great to report that over 50,000 people had visited The Ritz. Now with the latest figures I have show that the success has continued with over 100,000 admissions since we opened - so from all of us at The Ritz - a big, big "thank you".
What a year 2008 has been. Here are just a few personal memories:
The first 'Ritzy Awards' in June, our own version of The Oscars, when the red carpet and our guests arriving in evening dress brought a little bit of Leicester Square to King Street, Belper. I also remember my hangover the following day - but that's another story! We were amazed that so many of our 'Ritzy' award winners emailed us from around the world saying they would visit The Ritz when they were next filming in the UK. There were people singing and dancing in the aisles during the run of Mamma Mia! Just the other week, the audience were leaving the cinema stunned into silence after watching the last few minutes of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.
So what can we look forward to in 2009? Well a few films caught my eye. FIrstly, Valkyre, a thriller based on actual events as German generals hatch a plot to assassinate Hitler at the height of WWll, Tom Cruise stars.
A new Woody Allen film is always an event and Vicky Christina Barcelona, a romantic comedy set in Spain stars Javier Bardem, Scarlett Johansson and Penelope Cruz. Spring and early summer sees the start of the blockbuster season with Star Trek Xl; Ben Stiller returns in Night at the Museum 2. There's a new Terminator film - Christian Bale stars as John Connor in Terminator Salvation.
There's also Ice Age lll and the much delayed Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince along with our usual mix of other films. We hope there's something for everyone.
So from Amanda & Neil, Catherine, myself and all The Ritz boys and girls - have a safe and happy Christmas and a great 2009.
Sunday, 21 December 2008
All Things Local - Issue 10 Village Edition and Issue 2 Belper Edition now live online
Just a note to let you all know that All Things Local - the community magazine for Kilburn and Belper (Derbyshire) areas has just finished the updates to its popular website and made Issue 10 (village edition) and Issue2 (Belper edition) available to read online.
We've also finished adding and updating the rest of the regular feature pages including Upbeat - our round up of community police news and our regular hill walking route - Up Hill, Down Dale.
So please head over to our website now. Catch up with both editions online.
Issue 10 - Village Edition of All Things Local - click here
Issue 2 - Belper Edition of All Things Local - click here
Upbeat Community Police news from both editions - click here
Hill Walk - Harboro & Rainster Rocks, Derbyshire - click here
We've also finished adding and updating the rest of the regular feature pages including Upbeat - our round up of community police news and our regular hill walking route - Up Hill, Down Dale.
So please head over to our website now. Catch up with both editions online.
Issue 10 - Village Edition of All Things Local - click here
Issue 2 - Belper Edition of All Things Local - click here
Upbeat Community Police news from both editions - click here
Hill Walk - Harboro & Rainster Rocks, Derbyshire - click here
Friday, 19 December 2008
Issue 10 All Things Local starts going live - at last!
Hi and a warm hello to the All Things Local online audience.
All Things Local is a community magazine that is distributed to 9,000 homes in the Kilburn and surrounding Derbyshire area. Belper now has its own edition that is also distributed to 9,000 Belper homes.
Earlier this evening (about 10 minutes ago actually), Issue 10 of the Village Edition and Issue 2 of the Belper Edition - updates started to be added to the All Things Local website.
Updates so far include:
Word on Wine - This issue - Elysium Black Muscat
Recipe - This issue - Fig Tart served with Honey Ice-Cream
Jessica's Column - This issue - Christmas is coming
New Column - for the Belper Edition - Christina's Column - the french exchange
Competition Winners
It's a Dogs Life - Scrambles the Cairn Terrier says Merry Christmas to a few 4 legged friends
We'll be back with more updates and hopefully the full printed editions online later this weekend.
Jonathan - All Things Local Webmaster.
All Things Local is a community magazine that is distributed to 9,000 homes in the Kilburn and surrounding Derbyshire area. Belper now has its own edition that is also distributed to 9,000 Belper homes.
Earlier this evening (about 10 minutes ago actually), Issue 10 of the Village Edition and Issue 2 of the Belper Edition - updates started to be added to the All Things Local website.
Updates so far include:
Word on Wine - This issue - Elysium Black Muscat
Recipe - This issue - Fig Tart served with Honey Ice-Cream
Jessica's Column - This issue - Christmas is coming
New Column - for the Belper Edition - Christina's Column - the french exchange
Competition Winners
It's a Dogs Life - Scrambles the Cairn Terrier says Merry Christmas to a few 4 legged friends
We'll be back with more updates and hopefully the full printed editions online later this weekend.
Jonathan - All Things Local Webmaster.
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
sorry for the delay in getting issue 10 online
Hi Everyone.
Jonathan - the All Things Local webmaster here - just writing to let you all know that Issue Issue 10 of the Village Edition and Issue 2 of the Belper Edition of All Things Local, were delivered from the 1st of December.
However, due to a high seasonal workload, its taking us a few more weeks to get everything ready for putting these new editions online.
Apologies for the delay - we're working as quickly as we can to get those 2 new editions live just as soon as we can.
In the meantime, you can catch up with all the latest from Issue 9 (the first Village Edition) and Issue 1 of the new Belper Edition over at our website - www.allthingslocal.co.uk
Jonathan - the All Things Local webmaster here - just writing to let you all know that Issue Issue 10 of the Village Edition and Issue 2 of the Belper Edition of All Things Local, were delivered from the 1st of December.
However, due to a high seasonal workload, its taking us a few more weeks to get everything ready for putting these new editions online.
Apologies for the delay - we're working as quickly as we can to get those 2 new editions live just as soon as we can.
In the meantime, you can catch up with all the latest from Issue 9 (the first Village Edition) and Issue 1 of the new Belper Edition over at our website - www.allthingslocal.co.uk
Monday, 3 November 2008
Crikey - a month since last post
Can you believe how time seems to fly by these days. It doesn't seem 5 minutes ago that we were sharing with you the fantastic news of our brand new Belper Edition of All Things Local 'hitting the streets' as well as issue 9 of our 're-branded' Village Edition of All Things Local, also being published and delivered at the same time.
Since then, of course, we've seen the clocks go back, and the fireworks begin. I do hope our resident doggy correspondent Scrambles isn't too frightened of the bangs and whistles that seem to go on for longer each year.
Well I'll be back with a new post very shortly - just wanted to stop by for now and wish everyone a safe Bonfire Night.
Since then, of course, we've seen the clocks go back, and the fireworks begin. I do hope our resident doggy correspondent Scrambles isn't too frightened of the bangs and whistles that seem to go on for longer each year.
Well I'll be back with a new post very shortly - just wanted to stop by for now and wish everyone a safe Bonfire Night.
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Thursday, 2 October 2008
New Village and Belper Editions of All Things Local
We've been very busy at All Things Local - the community magazine updating our website with all the new regular features from Issue 9 of the printed magazine which started being distributed last weekend.
Not only has our website had a complete makeover thanks to our web designer, but we've also published a second edition especially for Belper itself.
From now on, the All Things Local community magazine will be published in 2 editions - the Village Edition (9,000 copies) serving Holbrook, Lower Kilburn, Coxbench, Morley, Duffield, Milford, Kilburn, Denby, Horsley Woodhouse, Horsley, Smalley and Little Eaton and the new Belper Edition which will be delivered to 9,000 homes in Belper itself.
Of course, you'll be able to catch up with both editions over at our website - All Things Local .co.uk.
The makeover of the website has made it easier for visitors to find the features and information that interests them the most as well as showcasing our new Belper Edition.
New regular features include a hill walk in Up Hill, Down Dale and Jessica's Column - Jessica taking Sam's place as our school correspondent for the next year. Read what she has to say about the Eurovision Song Contest.
We'll be back soon with more news of Issue 9 and the new Belper edition being online.
Not only has our website had a complete makeover thanks to our web designer, but we've also published a second edition especially for Belper itself.
From now on, the All Things Local community magazine will be published in 2 editions - the Village Edition (9,000 copies) serving Holbrook, Lower Kilburn, Coxbench, Morley, Duffield, Milford, Kilburn, Denby, Horsley Woodhouse, Horsley, Smalley and Little Eaton and the new Belper Edition which will be delivered to 9,000 homes in Belper itself.
Of course, you'll be able to catch up with both editions over at our website - All Things Local .co.uk.
The makeover of the website has made it easier for visitors to find the features and information that interests them the most as well as showcasing our new Belper Edition.
New regular features include a hill walk in Up Hill, Down Dale and Jessica's Column - Jessica taking Sam's place as our school correspondent for the next year. Read what she has to say about the Eurovision Song Contest.
We'll be back soon with more news of Issue 9 and the new Belper edition being online.
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