20 Questions: PR Queen Kate Shaw, Director, KTPR, takes the spotlight for our weekly Q&A Kate Shaw: “How would I like to be remembered? Someone who didn’t take herself too seriously, was kind and full of integrity.”By Andrew Diprose, Editor editor@dorsetbiznews.co.uk Each week we shine the spotlight on a member of Dorset’s business community and ask
The Songs of Stevie Wonder starring Beverley Knight – “The Stevie train ain’t stopping!” (by Kate Shaw) Beverley Knight celebrated the songs of Steve Wonder at the BIC in Bournemouth, along with the Leo Green Orchestra, to pay homage to one of the greatest songwriters of modern times. This tour followed a special concert recorded
The Urban Garden in the heart of Bournemouth First impressions as you enter this little oasis in the heart of Bournemouth gardens is a real, ‘wow’! The setting is fabulous. Tastefully and informally layed out multi level terrace gardens with lots of individual and different seating areas. Very cleverly designed and thought out. Love the
A weekend’s holiday in Bournemouth, just 3 miles from home! We were so excited as we packed our bags for our stay at Bournemouth Beach Lodges. The drive from home took just 10 minutes and bright sunshine greeted us as we wandered down the zig zag at Boscombe overcliff drive to take up residence in
KTPR celebrates 5 years in business! I’ve been marking 5 years of KTPR in the last couple of weeks. I can’t believe where those 5 years have gone…time has literally flown by! Feeling incredibly lucky. I have an amazing, diverse mix of talented clients, many who have been with me for several years now. It’s
Tears For Fears And Alison Moyet Thrill Packed Bournemouth Crowd (by Kate Shaw) The Tears for Fears performance was much anticipated as the previous show had been postponed, due to illness, in May 2018. It was a completely packed house and the audience were lively as they waited to see Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith
Boy George & Culture Club – The Life tour (by Kate Shaw) This concert was sold out weeks in advance and was an extremely highly anticipated date in the Bournemouth BIC calendar. It followed the late October launch of the album Life, Culture Club’s first record in almost 20 years, after 1999’s Don’t Mind If
