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Jimmy Somerville is the Saturday night headliner. Picture Gobinder Jhitta The country’s biggest 80s music festival is back. Rewind Festival South 2021 will go ahead in Henley on August 20 – 22 with Saturday’s main stage headlined by Jimmy Somerville’s Big Band-tastic Boogie and Wet Wet Wet making their festival debut on Sunday night. Jimmy Somerville will play a hit-packed show with a big band with brass, strings and special effects, including the world’s biggest party popper, as well as special guest Sarah Jane Morris recreating their 1986 number one single Don’t Leave Me This Way. Other artists performing include Marc Almond, Bananarama, Billy Ocean, Hue & Cry, The Christians, Cutting Crew, Go West and Katrina.
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No British tourists for Benidorm until the end of July
The mayor of Benidorm described the meeting held on Wednesday with the United Kingdom ambassador, Hugh Elliot, as “very interesting, but hugely disappointing,” in that the prospect of going green on the UK Traffic Light System seems very unlikely.
The meeting was also attended by HOSBEC president, Toni Mayor, and the general secretary, Nuria Montes; by the director of Visit Benidorm, Leire Bilbao, and by members of the British Consulate in Alicante, Consul Sarah Jane Morris, and Vice Consul Sarah Munsterhjaelm.
“British Tourism is essential for Benidorm”, the mayor said, while Pérez insisted that “we work together, share data and analyse the situation in all territories.” The mayor insisted that “we work with the maximum realism” and therefore, “there has to be an orderly mobility which may dictate increasing volumes during the months of July-August, August-September.�