Warwick Thai Boxing is poised to thrill spectators yet again at its sixth annual Fight Night, slated for 22 February at The Assembly in Leamington. Last year’s event sold over 530 tickets, combining explosive fights with commendable charity efforts. This year’s edition is set to be even better than the...
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Judy Chicago, born Judith Sylvia Cohen, has been an active participant and pioneer of the art world since the 1960s. If you’ve never heard of her, then it’s time to crawl out from under your rock. Her most notable works are that of The Dinner Party, that lives in the...
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Ceadach Staff questions whether the third iteration of 'Nosferatu' lives up to the tale's cinematic legacy
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When The New York Times released their top 100 books of the 21st century, it was no shock to me that Italian author Elena Ferrante topped that list. Her novel ‘My Brilliant Friend’, the first in her Neopolitan series, managed to beat out authors such as Stephen King or Hilary...
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Falling in love with characters in video games is easy. No matter what genre you play, whether it’s story-heavy RPGs or class-based shooters, most games you love often have figures that you take a special liking to. This can be for a myriad of reasons: maybe your playstyle just clicks...
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Joseph Brennan dives deep into the restructuring of Intrum AB.
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In the second of three home encounters in a week, the Coventry Blaze surrendered a two-goal advantage in the third period to the Guildford Flames in what proved their first home defeat in five games. Seeking to maintain this solid recent home form, the Blaze picked up where they had...
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As universities face a mounting financial crisis, a universities policy chief has urged ministers to “talk up the benefits” of England’s university funding system, claiming that “the tuition fee system is not broken” and should catch up with inflation. England’s universities are struggling to sustain world-class education on a funding model...
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Walking into a zoo, you would expect to see an exotic animal. Eating in an Italian restaurant, you’d hope to see pizza or pasta on the menu. Sitting in the cinema, you’d anticipate watching a movie and if these scenarios resulted in different outcomes, you would probably be disappointed. So,...
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‘It’s the early bird that catches the worm’, ‘strike whilst the iron’s hot’, ‘it’s not what you know, it’s who you know’. These sayings and idioms, cliché though they may be, do ring true. Supposedly, the sooner we all adopt habits aligned with the sentiments of these sayings, the easier...
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On the cusp of the millennium, Seamus Heaney reflected “We can’t keep on writing elegies.” Four years after receiving the Nobel Prize, the 60-year-old Irish poet was being interviewed by Channel 4’s Jon Snow in his home in Blackrock, Dublin. Snow asks him what kind of story is to be...
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Coventry has been ranked as the 16th poorest area in England for 2025, due to the financial struggles that most of its residents face. A recent study conducted by Fair4All Finance ranked towns and cities based on the number of adults living in “financially vulnerable circumstances”, providing insight into places...
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Concerts are considered by many to be the premier event of following a musical artist. The experience of seeing and hearing your favourite singer or band live, along with the atmosphere of being surrounded by hundreds to thousands of like-minded people, is often an unparalleled experience. But a performance can...
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