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Kevin Hurst

Kevin Hurst

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Reporter, Diss Express

Bury St

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queer politics and more,LGBTQ interest travel, reviews restaurant reviews, theatre

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apps, android

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Total articles 2799

  • £20,000 project sets out to honour legacy of American airmen in Second World War

    By Kevin Hurst Verified| Diss Express Verified A £20,000 project looking at the impact that American airmen had on south Norfolk and the region during the Second World War has launched. Called The Friendly Invasion (TFI) Project, the initiative hopes to showcase the rich history of the 300,000-plus airmen who came to the region, leaving an indelible mark on its landscape, culture and people. The project, which is funded by a £20,000 grant from the Pride in Place initiative, is part of a collaboration across East Anglia.

    By Kevin Hurst Verified · Diss Express

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Former British ambassador to Iran and hostage come together for marathon promise

    By Kevin Hurst Verified| Diss Express Verified A promise between a former British ambassador to Iran and a hostage in captivity will see them run the London Marathon together. Simon Shercliff met Anoosheh Ashoori when he was in his post in the Middle East, while the latter spent his final few months in an Iranian prison. Mr Ashoori had been incarcerated as a political prisoner for four-and-a-half years, before being released in March 2022.

    By Kevin Hurst Verified · Diss Express

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • £20,000 project sets out to honour legacy of American airmen in Second World War

    By Kevin Hurst Verified| Diss Express Verified A £20,000 project looking at the impact that American airmen had on south Norfolk and the region during the Second World War has launched. Called The Friendly Invasion (TFI) Project, the initiative hopes to showcase the rich history of the 300,000-plus airmen who came to the region, leaving an indelible mark on its landscape, culture and people. The project, which is funded by a £20,000 grant from the Pride in Place initiative, is part of a collaboration across East Anglia.

    By Kevin Hurst Verified · Diss Express

    Apr. 21, 2025

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Diss Express

Diss Express is an online platform that publishes information about sports, politics and lifestyle.

Diss, England, United Kingdom

+44 137 965 8005

Founded: 1864