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Jerry Holland ill
Cape Breton based fiddle player and composer Jerry Holland is currently under going treatment for cancer. The 52-year-old is said to be responding well to treatment for the bone cancer and is well enough to do some performing. Jerry, who is not only known as a brilliant fiddle play but also a superb composer, has written hundreds of tunes over the years. Many of which have become session standards such as 'Brenda Stubberds' and the beautiful 'My Old Cape Breton Home'. For more information about Jerry and his condition visit: www.atlanticseabreeze.com.

Online Radio
Radio Britfolk is the most exciting new thing to happen to the UK folk world in a long while. Developed by a group of pro folk musicians http://www.radiobritfolk.co.uk aims to become a major hub and world-wide shop window for all the folk music of these islands. Imagine an on-line folk festival - with 'main stage' shows (like other radio stations, but with a theme or story to tell), session-type shows, (show-casing lesser-known music and artists, often with a strong local slant), and workshop shows (how to play an instrument etc) available 24 hours a day, offering a balance of traditional and new music from Wales, Ireland, Scotland, England and beyond, with all genres and styles represented.

The new PEL now in force
The new Public Entertainment License became law in England and Wales on midnight November 24 2005. This new law makes all musical performances licensable.
More information on this visit Musicians' Union website. Also on November 24, new alcohol licensing laws were introduced allowing pubs and clubs to stay open later.

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