REVIEW: Yes, Prime Minister at Buxton Opera House

Who knew politics could be this much fun!

The hilarious hit stage version of the TV classic Yes, Prime Minister opened at Buxton Opera House on Tuesday night and offered some light relief in a time of growing economic uncertainty.

The plot is bang up to date: a Prime Minister leading a coalition government as the country faces financial crisis. A refreshing change... well, at least we can all laugh this time!

Stockholm: the town where time stands still

THERE'S no doubt that Stockholm, the so-called 'Venice of the North', has some of the same endearing qualities of a beautiful woman...

It displays Scandinavian flair, elegance and character, coupled with an immense physical attraction which draws millions of visitors each year.

It's one of the finest cities in the world, epitomised for its gorgeous architecture, green spaces and open waters.

It also gives your wallet a bit of a hammering as well!

REVIEW: Everybody raved on while Buddy sparkled

If you were in Buxton on Monday evening you may have felt a tremor that might have had you calling the British Geological Survey.

But don't worry, there was a simple explanation: Buddy Holly is back – and make no mistake, he is the hottest ticket in town!

The acclaimed West End production of Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story opened at Buxton Opera House on Monday at the start of a six-day run.

It recounts the enthralling and poignant story of how the young American with the thick black-framed glasses exploded onto the global music stage with his unique rock n' roll sound.

More to Belgium than Bruges and booze

THINK of Belgium, and beer and chocolate immediately spring to mind.

Yes, this popular European territory is famed for its variety of lip-smacking fine ales and delicious sugary treats, with seemingly a chocolate shop at every turn! But this only scratches the surface.

Delve deeper and your eyes are instantly opened to an abundance of cultural sights waiting to be explored, where old and contemporary collide. From the hustle and bustle of the industrious capital Brussels to the time-locked Fle

Fjord-geous Norway!

IT’S a bleary-eyed 6.30am in the morning. The air outside is clean and cool, the wind brisk, the scenery intoxicating... and, no, it’s not a dream!

Norway’s coastal landscape is nothing less than stunning; sparkling blue waters dwarfed by an endless rolling backdrop of dramatic hillsides and stunning Lord of the Rings-esque valleys and rocky mountains.

I’m only a few hours into a voyage through Norway’s breathtaking fjords and, standing here on deck, it’s easy to see why this is considered to