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STEP back in time and help this Wildfowl and Wet­ land Trust celebrate 25 years of conservation. To commemorate the silver jubilee, admission


charges throughout this weekend will be held at 1975 prices - 40p for adults, 20p for children and OAPs. The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust organisation was


originally founded in 1940 by the late Sir Peter Scott, an artist and naturalist who wanted to raise awareness about the value and importance of waterfowl. His aim was to bring wildlife and people together for the benefit of both. There are now eight WWT centres round the coun­


try and, although each is different, all are important to wetland wildlife. Located six miles from Ormskirk and 10 miles from


Southport, the 376 acres of WWT Martin Mere are easily found off the A59. As well as getting close to nature alongside some of


the site's 1,500 tame birds who have chosen to make Martin Mere their homo, you can take advantage of the centre's other facilities which include a children’s play area, art/craft gallery, easy paths for pushchairs and a variety of activities aimed a t amusing visitors old and young alike. © For more details telephone 01704 895181.


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WALK back to happiness with the London-born vocalist who found fame with hits such as "You Don't Know" and


FROM beautiful ballet music to the musical fireworks of the 1812 Overture, this concert


has it all. Robert Ziegler will lead the Manchester


Concert Orchestra and pianist Philip Fowke through a programme of favourites which are set to include the Sleeping Beauty Waltz and the suite from Swan Lake, as well as excerpts from The Nutcracker and the infa­


mous overture itself. All in all the concert looks set to highlight


the musical talents of a man who was possi­ bly the greatest Russian composer of all


times. © Tickets from £12.50 are available from


the box office on 0161 9079000.


"Tell Me What He Said". Born in Bethnal Green, Helen shot to stardom at the


age of 14. During her career, which has so far spanned more than


four decades, she has been top of the bill at the London Palladium, enjoyed a nationwide concert tour with the Fab Four - aka the Beatles - acting as her support group and seen her songs sell millions of copies. Down the decades she has also starred in pantomime,


cabaret, film and in theatre productions, as well as enjoy­ ing tours with Hymphrey Lyttleton and the Searchers among others. Now she is back on the road again, this time with Craig Douglas who is best known for his classic million-seller of 1959 "Only Sixteen". O Tickets are available from the box office on 01282


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Alrra.diT.ofes Roasted artichokes marinated in lemon juice, served with peppers and a garlic, tarragon cream salsa.


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NEVER mind the buzzcocks - you can now see one of the top television show's team captains live and in glorious


technicolour. Phill Jupitus, a household name since he burst onto the


comedy scene more than a decade ago, is bringing his own brand of humour to the north. In 1984 Phill quit his job with the Civil Service to per­


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form punk poetry, supporting bands including The House- martins, The Style Council and Billy Bragg. Two years later, he started working for Go! Discs and eventually became press officer to The Housemartins. While on tour with the band - whose hits included "Caravan of Love" and "Happy Hour" - Phill spent time on stage telling jokes, a move which saw the birth of his comedy career. By 1989 he had completed his first gig as a comedian. A decade after his new career took off, Phill gained a


regular tv spot on the BBC2 pop quiz "Never Mind The Buzzcocks” and 1996 also saw him perform his first nationwide tour with his hit show "Jedi, Steady Go - his very own interpretation of the epic Star Wars story. More recently he played a sell-out season at the Edin­


burgh Festival and became the voice of Dandelion in a new animated version of "Watcrship Down . He is also due to make a reappearance on the small screen alongside Jonathan Ross and Julian Clary in: "It's Only TV....But I


Like It". O Tickets for the Oldham show, when Phill will be sup­


ported by Richard Morton, are available from the box office on 0161 9114072.


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