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Calling all silver surfers in the People’s Republic. Perhaps inspired by the likes of Chris Moyles (uck!), Help The Aged is getting ready to broadcast its first-ever podcast. Available this week, the free audio file will explore the charity’s Age Equality campaign and take a timely look at winter deaths (we’re not making this up). Diana Matar’s apparently thought-provoking Leave to Remain exhibition is coming to Plymouth Museum and Art Gallery tomorrow until November 11. Plymouth’s Last Friday event returns tomorrow (if you see what we mean) in a brand-spanking new venue. Here’s something you probably won’t find Jeremy Clarkson endorsing. No, not 300mph rocket-powered deathtraps – we’re talking about the Green Car Guide. What’s all this eco stuff I keep hearing about? Well, it’s the Exeter Contemporary Open run by the Exeter Phoenix, which called for contemporary artists of any form to submit work to the gallery just for the heck of it plus cash (and to be included in the proto-annual exhibtion). What’s that to me? Work from home and fight human trafficking by selling Hatti fair trade handbags, what could be better? Or spread the environmental word as a schools project officer for Global Action Plan. Even ensure equality as an equality development officer in Taunton. All these and more on the jobs page, which is filled with ethical jobs, We’ve been reading Saga Magazine recently (yes, really!) and have been struck by the support for the rag’s Petition for Pensions Justice campaign. As we prepare to (possibly) yawn the new era of a change of leadership in the ruling party into existence, we were wondering just how engaged we all are in politics. How much say do we have? How many of you know your councillors – parish, town, county/municiple/metropolitan? How many were elected? What does your Getting as many people as possible involved in art is great, and the Big Arts Festival in Plymouth is already raising the stakes on last year’s Art for Inclusion. Taking place in February, the Big Arts Festival is ready for even more people from education, arts and community sectors to get in touch. So get Please spare a thought for the Republic’s poor naive students… Apparently all the empty boxes they’ve been chucking away recently (TV, DVD, laptop, gold-plated motorcyle, etc) are tipping off scoundrels looking for places to ransack. Are you open minded, outgoing, versatile and gagging to try fresh and exciting new recipes, only to find that what you actually bag, ingredient wise, at the supermarket, is stale, monosyllabic salad; fruit that has been manhandled roughly around the shelves, and root vegetables that, flavour-wise, have been refrigerated to death. Well then this is The organiser of the Emergence Festival has unfortunately had to cancel this year’s event because of problems with the proposed site and licensing. |
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