Bill Cummings is an investigative reporter with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. His work has been featured in publications such as God Is In The TV Zine, Register Citizen, CT Insider, and Governing. Bill's articles cover a wide range of topics including music reviews, news, human rights, judicial misconduct, and cultural trends.
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Bill Cummings predominantly covers entertainment news, focusing on music releases, tours, and albums. His articles also delve into the performance of music tracks and albums over specific periods.
Given his focus on the UK, pitches related to upcoming album releases or tours by British artists may be particularly well-received. Additionally, providing insights on emerging trends in the UK music scene could be of interest to him.
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Connecticut's Department of Developmental Services failed to promptly investigate dozens of complaints of abuse and neglect, a state audit found.
By: Bill Cummings
News Audit: CT Department of Developmental Services failed to promptly investigate abuse, neglect claims By Bill Cummings
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Swansea band Baby Schillaci recently released their furious and exciting debut album The Soundtrack. The records raw and unflinching approach is rooted in post-punk and noise, the band’s aggressive yet intricately layered compositions evoke comparisons to seminal acts like Mclusky, At the Drive-In, and Fugazi. Their visceral melodies, twisted time signatures and contorted riffing also remind you of The Dead Kennedys.
Home News NEWS: Ichiko Aoba shares wondrous new single ‘Luciférine’ and announces world tour and album
Sunday (1994) are an Anglo/American band that formed when Paige Turner met Lee Newell, and the enigmatic drummer Puma. They have been capturing our hearts all year with a string of fantastic indie pop singles ladled with cinematic textures, the gorgeous vocals of Turner, and earworm melodies, scattered with some surprisingly brutally honest couplets.
A new state audit faulted the Connecticut Insurance Department for missing deadlines and failing to track comp time.
Inaccurate racial profiling data submitted by former Connecticut State Trooper Christopher Melanson will not be included in an upcoming report on
Grief. It’s a subject that’s often taboo in our society, or talked about in hushed tones. Maybe we are scared to remind ourselves that we will all lose people close to us in our lives. When they’re gone all that’s left is how they touched us, the memories and their spirit.
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