AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNHS Access: England’s MS patients can now get fampridine on the NHS, the first medicine aimed at helping people walk more easily, with around 5,000 expected to qualify in the first year. Music & Culture: German metal legend Doro Pesch says new music is coming—an EP called “Wild At Heart”—plus a run of UK-adjacent festival dates across Europe. Local Arts: Buckden’s Summer Sessions in the Garden return with three volunteer-run concerts in August, featuring Gilly Lee, Lucy Lock and Steve Bean, and Steve Buttercase with Fenland Booty. Entertainment Debate: Megyn Kelly’s criticism of BTS’s World Cup halftime show has ignited a big online backlash among fans. Heritage & Community: Halifax’s long-running “oldest nightclub” Acapulco launches a blue plaque campaign to mark 65 years of nightlife, with funds also going to a local charity. Commonwealth Games Build-up: Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games momentum continues as organisers and partners push sport and culture across the city. Safeguarding & Media: BBC iPlayer access could be gated for TV licence payers, as the corporation weighs funding options.
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