Showing posts with label Today. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Today. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 22, 2022

Oakham Market Today Oakham Rutland

Oakham Market Today Oakham Rutland









Sunday, April 10, 2022

Oakham's War Memorial at All Saints Church was re dedicated today for the future marking its centenary.

I found on Twitter today Oakham's War Memorial at All Saints Church was re dedicated today for the future marking its centenary. 

The Lord Lieutenant of Rutland Dr Sarah Furness placed some roses.

Its a shame there appears to have been no publicity about this event, so Oakham residents could have attended. 

I have been told there was a mention in the Rutland Mercury last week. The article incorrectly states it is a memorial for Rutland's fallen and cost £900. It cost £1000 and is a memorial to over 100 Oakham's fallen. 

www.stamfordmercury.co.uk/news/amp/service-to-mark-memorials-100th-anniversary-9246898

One hundred years ago the church yard was overflowing with residents when the war memorial was dedicated.

The correct information about Oakham War Memorial can be found here.

https://www.rutlandremembers.org/location/1172/oakham-war-memorial-all-saints-church








Saturday, November 20, 2021

Samaritan's Purse, Last chance to drop in your shoeboxes at Oakham Baptist Church today between 10 and 12 for Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes.

 Last chance to drop in your shoeboxes at Oakham Baptist Church today between 10 and 12 for Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes. 




Sunday, October 10, 2021

Morecambe Lancashire Today



 Morecambe Lancashire View From Travelodge Hotel






Eric Morecambe Statue Bring Me Sunshine Morecambe Lancashire





Cat  Morecambe Lancashire





Amy Winehouse 









B&M Bargains 






Bayside Emporium 










Clock tower. 1905 by Cressey and Keighley.






Food Bank 





Former Crescent Café Art Deco Sign.





Grandmas Puppet Shop
in former HSBC Bank 
(Midland Bank)






James Last LP















Old Petrol Pumps






Palladium Cinema 










Queens Market 












Smokey O'Connor's
 


Starbucks Christmas 














The Eric Bartholomew 
Wetherspoons Sign 





The Old Pier Bookshop






The Oyster Bar 
Free House 






The Visitor 
Old Local Paper Advert in Tiles 









Treasure Island 






Tyson Fury




Wanted




The Flock Of Words

Part of the 300 metre typographic pavement 
connecting the new railway station with the sea front.

The content ranges from the book of Genesis
 to Shakespeare to Spike Milligan, 
Burns and Milton. Constructed from granites, 
concretes, stainless steel, brass and bronze. 


Sunday, September 19, 2021

Rutland Big Band Performed the last band concert of 2021 in Cutts Close Oakham Rutland Today

Rutland Big Band Performed the last band concert of 2021 in Cutts Close Oakham Rutland Today



Friday, April 23, 2021

Good to see Leicestershire Police Fatal Four Annual Stops here in Oakham Rutland today

Good to see Leicestershire Police Fatal Four Annual Stops here in Oakham Rutland today








Thursday, April 22, 2021

Rutland Today

Rutland Today