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Competition
Fish is Back
Following his sold-out UK shows in 2015, ex-Marillion frontman, Fish, is back! The Scottish singer/ songwriter has announced a
handful of UK shows for spring 2016, one of them being at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre on Monday 11th April. Fish will be performing Marillion hits on this tour, aptly named ‘Farewell To Childhood’. He speaks of his performances of Marillion’s 1985 album, Misplaced Childhood: “It holds a lot of memories from a period that was very exciting and crammed with experiences both dark and magical. The lyrics on that album hold a very special meaning to me as they were written by a young man on the cusp of fame and dealt with a lot of personal issues. It was not only a breakthrough album for the band but also for me as an artist because I was nally discovering my own individual style as a lyricist and singer. To be performing it on its 30th anniversary has a lovely resonance.”
The ‘Farewell To Childhood’ tour will be one of the most signi cant episodes of Fish’s long and memorable career. Tickets are available via thegigcartel.com/Artists-pro les/Fish.htm or via the 24 Hour ticket hotline – 0844 478 0898 for £25.00 each.
Win Tickets to See Fish
Want to win a pair of tickets to see Fish playing at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre on Monday 11th April? Just answer the following question:
What is the name of Fish’s 2016 Tour?
a) So Long, Farewell b) Farewell in a Stairwell c) Farewell to Childhood
Send your answer along with your name, address, email address and phone number to competition@ phoneboxmagazine.com. Or write in to us at Competition, Phonebox Magazine, Unit 2 Stanley Court, Olney, MK46 5NH. Competition closes at midday on 20th March 2016.
Olney Mothers & Wives
50th Anniversary Celebrations
Members of Olney Mothers and Wives celebrated their 50th anniversary in January. We meet on the second Wednesday of the month at 7.30pm in the Olney Centre. Talks are varied
and this years include ‘Chutney and Relishes’, ‘Silk for Sundays’ and ‘Beekeeping’. All women welcome.
Great War Remembrance
The First World War brought immeasurable tragedy to families across the UK, who lost their sons, husbands and fathers to the trenches.
Here, we continue to publish the names of the fallen, from
our local war memorials, exactly 100 years ago to the month.
Having worked with the Royal British Legion, we have the names of the men, alongside their unit and rank, below.
Royal British Legion
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age Shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.
Name
William Cave Arthur Keech Fred Underwood Albert Lack
Date of Death Age
02/03/16 22
05/03/16
20/03/16 19
31/03/16 22
Rank
Gunner Private Private Private
Unit
“A” Battery, 78th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery 6th Btn, Oxon & Bucks Light Infantry
6th Btn, Northants Regiment
5th Btn, Northants Regiment
Memorial
Emberton Newport Pagnell Yardley Hastings Yardley Hastings
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