But the change in performance style has “added more strings to their bows”.
“Performers love it, says John. They’re building confidence. They ve got a captive audience who are watching and it is an opportunity to really learn how to engage with an audience as opposed to flinging themselves around. It’s a more intense relationship that everyone is benefiting from.”
Drag queen Jonbenet Blonde, aka Andrew Glover, agrees: “Normally, when you’re on the mic, people are in their own worlds, in the corner doing whatever they are doing. When you say something funny you’re like, ‘Please I’m being funny, give me a bone for God’s sake, I’m doing my best.’, he says.
Plus: Govt has no targets at all for 5G deployment, claims telco insider
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The UK s cross-party Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee has warned that the government risks missing its target to deliver gigabit-capable broadband to 85 per cent of the country by 2025, citing considerable challenges to the infrastructure rollout.
The news comes after government had already slashed previous targets for total nationwide gigabit coverage by 2025 to 85 per cent in November. It also hacked away at the level of state subsidy available for wiring up rural areas that would otherwise be written off by commercial providers, which decreased from £5n to £1.2bn in the Autumn Spending review.
Quiet scenes in Nottingham city centre as shoppers stay away on last Saturday before Christmas
“Usually we would be serving non-stop all day, and not even get a break.
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Old Market Square on the last Saturday before Chrismas 2020.
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The Lynchburg City School Board voted this week to affirm a ban on in-person public comments at its meetings beginning in January.
In a 5-4 vote at its work session Tuesday, the Lynchburg City School Board passed a motion to temporarily suspend in-person public comments at board meetings from Jan. 4 through Jan. 31.
Board members Belle Evans, Michael Nilles, Kimberly Sinha and Gary Harvey opposed the motion.
The boardâs discussion and vote followed an announcement the division made last week that no in-person public comments would be allowed at school board meetings beginning in January. The vote does not prevent the public from attending meetings in person. Board members Evans, Sinha and Nilles said they were surprised by the divisionâs announcement and added they were not involved in that decision as a board.
Conservative Parents of Lynchburg opposes new school board policy
The group Conservative Parents of Lynchburg is opposing a new Lynchburg School Board policy that suspends in-person public comments at school board meetings during January. The school board vote was 5-4. Residents can still submit comments via email or voice mail. Andrew Glover – whose group has been advocating for in-person learning says his group was treated unfairly by school board members at the meeting Tuesday night. He discussed it on the Morningline: