1 day agoHull East Yorkshire.

Sophie Cook and Teresa Cook in a picture from the family archivesTeresa said her mother-in-law was a born artist who was intelligent.loans from both private and public collections.

Beryl Cook's unseen works to go on show in cityJohn CookBeryl Cook's granddaughter Sophie and daughter-in-law Theresa Unseen works by celebrated British artist Beryl Cook is set to feature in a grand exhibition next year.I think it is going to be really unique.Beryl painted a lot of people who were Plymothians.

We really want to amplify her work and think of her not just as the fun Plymouth- based painter.and people just down the pub or in the bingo hall that wouldn't have necessarily been the subject of other people's work.

'Bigging up Beryl'Rebecca Bridgman.

said: I think it's brilliant the exhibition is coming to Plymouth because it was grandma's home for most of her life.We are thrilled to see how successful the reinstatement of land on the Rampion cable route has been.

meaning the land will continue to be monitored every year until 2029 with additional planting and seeding undertaken if required.gave consent for the Rampion 2 Offshore Wind Farm in April.

across the South Downs and the Weald up to the final connection point at a new substation next to Bolney National Grid Substation in Mid Sussex.Plans for Rampion 2 claim it could power the equivalent of over one million homes and reduce carbon emissions by around 1.