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By PRSD, on Sunday, October 29, 2006
Oh, the shame of Devon. None of it, let alone us paragons of environmental virtue (we wish) here in South Devon, has been able to muster up a finalist in this year’s RegenSW green awards.
Come on Devon, whatcha been up to?
Oh well, at least in the Debi awards (Devon Environmental Business Initiative), which are coming
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By PRSD, on Sunday, October 29, 2006
Don’t be deluded. Just because Exeter Open Studios is only taking place over two days (Saturday, November 4 and Sunday, November 5) doesn’t mean it isn’t part of the whole Nine Days of Art stable, which has seen events in Teignbridge, West Devon, and the South Hams.
And as with the rest of them, this is a
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By PRSD, on Saturday, October 28, 2006
Who can turn their nose up at a new free magazine promoting art, culture and events in the Exeter area? Well we certainly can’t (how the heck else do you expect us to get any stories?) That’s why we’re waiting, with breath a-baited for the first edition of Stitch, a new, free magazine promoting art,
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By PRSD, on Friday, October 27, 2006
Folk is this year’s ska, or the new black, take your pick, and with so much to protest about there’s little wonder. But leave those boats out of Liverpool behind and take a dip into non-purist folktronica with the final date of the Twisted Folk Tour at the Exeter Phoenix on October 29 at an
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By PRSD, on Thursday, October 26, 2006
You wanna feel like a prince? You wanna get carted around from pillar to post and fancy an environmental alternative to a taxi – presuming of course you left the Hummer at home. Well, as long as you travel around Exeter you can.
By PRSD, on Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Are there any 11-15 year olds in the People’s Republic who want to get involved in drama? Course there are – and now they bally-well can.
Roots In Drama, starting on Wednesday, November 1 at the Barbican Theatre, Plymouth, is about exploring different drama styles and techniques, looking at the link between dance and drama through
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By PRSD, on Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Oxfam and Pulse Rated Radio are organisations after our own heart. The two are collaborating to provide an opportunity for local bands and raise dosh to save lives, improve conditions and generally do all that stuff that Oxfam is good at.
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Hooray for the blackshirts (book)
Apparently, Plymouth used to be the fascist capital of the South West, with some 1,500 local people joining the British Union of Fascists party.
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