People's Republic of South Devon

Statistically, they may have a point, but lobbyist letters addressed to 'Mr' Anna Pascoe can be a little annoying

By Anna Pascoe, on Thursday, March 11, 2010

There’s no singing for her supper – which is probably just as well – but maybe it would at least stop those pesky letters addressed to ‘Mr’ Anna Pascoe. This week South West Devon’s Lib Dem Prospective Parliamentary Candidate Anna Pascoe has been running around as usual, at work, campaigning and to prepare for the Plympton charity 10k.

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Marketing and publicity manager job at environmental publisher

By PRSD, on Thursday, March 11, 2010

The environmental publisher Green Books is looking for a marketing and publicity manager

Not Bad For A Girl: plenty of sunshine and oodles of musical stuff

By Katie Marie, on Thursday, March 11, 2010

This week has been oodles better for me, lots of musical stuff and plenty of sunshine – what more could a girl ask for?

To err is human… unless you are the Western Morning News

By PRSD, on Thursday, March 11, 2010

A smug and mean-spirited article in the Western Morning News has raised the hackles of the PRSD’s Tibby the Cat. Take it away Tibby – but don’t get catty!

Community notice board and sculpture in Exeter's Belmont Park to bring community closer

By PRSD, on Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Belmont Park, Exeter, will get a new community board and sculpture for the Newtown part of the city thanks to Exeter City Council’s My Neighbourhood scheme.

Iraq, or 20,000 more nurses for a decade? Asks Stuart Bonar

By PRSD, on Wednesday, March 10, 2010

The cost of in involvement in the Iraq War is ‘20,000 nurses for an entire decade’ says Lib Dem Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Plymouth Moor View, Stuart

Europe cuts red tape for Britain's small businesses

By PRSD, on Wednesday, March 10, 2010

European Parliament votes to cut red tape for small businesses by exempting micro-entities from producing onerous annual

“I am concerned that this election will be decided by how many don’t vote”: Phil Hutty, Lib Dem PPC for Cental Devon

By Phil Hutty, on Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Phil Hutty, Lib Dem Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Central Devon, has been out and about inspiring people into politics and voting – his worry is that the election will be decided by those who don’t vote rather than those that

New UKIP PPC for Newton Abbot - that's three... and counting!

By PRSD, on Wednesday, March 10, 2010

UKIP has chosen Jackie Hooper as its third PPC in Newton Abbot, home of the UKIP HQ. Jackie is the third UKIP Prospective Parliamentary Candidate in as many

Totnes Monster – a kinda 6 Music, but for the South West

By PRSD, on Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Totnes Monster is the only UK radio show to play all local music. Nestled comfortably at the 10am weekday slot on Soundart Radio, presenters Chris and Shannon feature ‘all local music, live bands and interviews with amazing people from in and around the area’. Chris talks to the

There be pirates! EU competition for young people to raise piracy issues

By PRSD, on Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Young people between 10 and 15 are invited to enter a European Union competition to raise awareness of counterfeiting and

Are all Lib Dems as new-media challenged as Richard Younger-Ross? Digital Economy Bill amendment under fire

By PRSD, on Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Although Lib Dem Richard Younger-Ross panders to the printed media as if it’s going out of fashion, some Lib Dems are striking out for their opinions on the web. The Lib Dem amendment on copyright infringement to the Digital Economy Bill has raised some ire in the internet