Dr Telensky’s sadness over TV botanist David Bellamy
The founder of what is often described as the world’s greenest hotel, AquaCity-Poprad, Slovakia, told…
Our town
Threats to ‘shop’ young couple over GoFundMe plea for Christmas cash
AN unemployed couple with seven children who launched a GoFundMe appeal for Christmas presents are facing being reported social services.
Co-op kicks off Christmas ‘community’ ad as land campaigners ask ‘why are you selling our sports land?’
Despite TV advertisements promoting themselves as champions of local communities, the Co-op has been acccused of trying to sell off land bequeathed by to the local community in the 1920s.
Rusling up the ‘biblical’ tales of Caroline and the history of radio
Anyone that knows me understands that for me to read a book should be something registered with the Guinness Book of Records. However, the Radio Bible, I will explain in a minute, is a riveting book for any radio, media or offshore fan.
I scream Conies to get people involved in child road safety battle, says Fay
Road safety ‘heroes’ The Conies are encouraging families across the UK to promote child safety….
The exile who waited 20 years, three months and 16 days to come home
There were many times in the life of philanthropist Dr Jan Telensky that he thought he might never be able to return home.
Blue velvet of neigh-sayers and true velvet memories of our freedom days
George Orwell’s quote ‘all revolutions are failures’ has often been used on the anniversaries of the Velvet Revolution and the subsequent the fall of the Berlin Wall marking the collapse of the Soviet empire.
Around the world in 1989
List of the important events as they have happened around the world in 1989.
Why a foreigner stayed after stepping off bus into revolution
This is by Franklin Orosco who tells of his arrival in Slovakia in 1989…
Noon in Poprad as tanks open fire and young Jozef Bonk died
The story of a young man who died almost two decades before freedom arrived.