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Family Matters: Swan Song

8:52am Tuesday 1st June 2010

Warrington town centre is soon to be the home of a new creative space. The Gallery At Bank Quay House will open its doors to the public on 16th June 2010, for an eye-opening display of the artistic talent this region has to offer. For the inaugural exhibition, the gallery is pleased to welcome North West artist Catherine Kleeli and her Family Matters: Swan Song exhibition of paintings and original prints. The artworks are an open and sensitive consideration of her mother’s journey into dementia.

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Corrie's comedy classics

3:52pm Wednesday 22nd July 2009

CLASSIC comedy in Corrie (ITV1) on Monday night, as the Barlows invaded Peter's AA meeting en masse.

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Captain Jack's a busy man

4:12pm Monday 13th July 2009

IT had already been a hell of a week for Captain Jack just two days into BBC1's five-day Torchwood special, Children of Earth.

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Murray mania

WIMBLEDON'S much hyped and hugely expensive Centre Court roof was closed - and the tennis duly took over Monday evening's viewing on BBC1.

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Mr Smug and friends

REGULAR readers of this column will know of my irrational antipathy for a couple of thespians - namely James Nesbitt and Caroline Quentin - so to watch Mr Smug for a whole hour on Monday was quite a feat.

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Checking out

THE self indulgent froth that is Hotel Babylon has always passed me by thus far, but in the interests of this column I gave the first episode of the new series a whirl last Friday (BBC1).

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No talent

BRITAIN may well have talent but the judges - with exception of Simon Cowell and his well documented money-making skills - really haven't.

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The final showdown

SO The Stare beat The Teeth in the final of The Apprentice (BBC1, Sunday), while another set of pearly gnashers was the lasting impression from the launch night of Big Brother (Channel 4, Thursday).

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It's not her time

BEARING in mind the mauling UK entries have received in recent years, it was more than little presumptuous of this year's sacrificial lamb, Jade Ewen, to arrive at the Eurovision Song Contest with a song entitled It's My Time.

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