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Terry Cringle

CRINGLE: An amusing week?

THE charming lady who had stopped me in the car park at Manx Radio to say how much she liked my Examiner column added: ‘Amusing things must happen to you every day.’

Southern Befrienders bingo session at Southlands,Four Roads,Port St Mary.
L to R. Jack Lewis,Victor Townley and Henry Corrin playing bingo.

QUIRKS OF LIFE: Time for Budget Bingo!

TODAY it’s Budget Day.

Terry Cringle

CRINGLE: Name check throws up possibilities

I WAS listening to the wireless – BBC Radio 4 – and heard Sue Townsend, author of The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, saying: ‘Every man I have ever known has wanted to be called Steve.’

QUIRKS OF LIFE: With Paul Speller

QUIRKS OF LIFE: It’s Catch-22 for Peter

WHAT on earth has happened to Peter Karran?

Terry Cringle

CRINGLE: It’s time to come clean for licence

OH JOY! It’s hey-ho for the open road again!

QUIRKS OF LIFE: Liz Corlett

QUIRKS OF LIFE: Feeling Facebook fatigue

AT one point in time, I was in the grip of a diary habit so forceful that documenting my daily activities in detail left me with little time to do anything else. The ironic outcome you’ll already have guessed: within no time, I had nothing to record beyond ‘wrote my diary’.

QUIRKS OF LIFE: Liz Corlett

The Manx Sound Exchange: Recording - the home front

IN recent weeks the Manx Sound Exchange has looked at how Manx bands and musicians can get away from the island and the logistics of touring the UK and further afield in order to perform to new faces and further your cause.

Powder day

The latest ManxSki blog from Chris Callow

64: Up & Running in St Siggy

Our challenge to the people of the Isle of Man

This week’s Manx Independent will include a special eight-page supplement, Green Living.

Angela Gregory

ANGELA GREGORY: Oh, for a night’s sleep

HAVING minutes ago had a conversation with a colleague in which I told him, pretty categorically, how disinterested I was when columnists insisted on resorting to tales of family life I find myself in a quandary.

Terry Cringle

CRINGLE: A wonder police have not noticed

WHEN I worked as a journalist in Manchester years ago students at the university there held a Rag Week every year in which they set up all sorts of stunts in public in order to raise money for good causes. The public loved it.

DARK, PSYCHEDELIC GROOVES: Post War Stories hope to start gigging soon

Life after Planes Over Paris

EVERY cloud has a silver lining, so says the optimist. One particular cloud meant the end of Manx post-rock heavyweights Planes Over Paris – when singer and synth player Steph Gomaa gave in to wanderlust to leave the island to travel in 2011.

CRINGLE: How airport prices make it worth risk

TERRORISM has never been my idea of a good career option.

PAUL SPELLER: Displaying dry humour

WE all suffer from obsessions.

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Thursday 23 February 2012

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