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Posted by Cptn Connect 2, a project to provide new pedestrian and cycling links that overcome physical barriers such as a river, railway or busy road, is looking for money. The good people at Sustrans (the sustainable transport charity) came up with the idea and in their search for cash have succeeded in getting Connect2 as one Posted by Cptn The Folk Orchestra of Torbay (or Foot, as they prefer to be known) will be taking its second workshop on November 1 at the Palace Theatre, Paignton. Foot is looking for any player, any ability, any instrument to go along and play traditional tunes from the South West. There are no auditions and you Posted by Cptn The South West Regional Development Agency is stepping out of its Ivory Towers and holding its annual conference in Torquay on Friday (November 2). We don’t know what’s on the agenda, but it might just be interesting and of lasting relevance. Maybe. Posted by Cptn As the USA’s attempt to recognise that ‘the Armenian genocide was conceived and carried out by the Ottoman Empire from 1915 to 1923′ and ‘1,500,000 men, women and children were killed’ flounders against a combination of diplomatic pressure and extensive/expensive lobbying, we thought we’d remind you of a stonking story that deals with Eddie Dyke’s been out and about again, and came across these toad stools with PRSD corporate colours, which oddly reminds us that you can get t-shirts for your Christmas gifts, now that it hasn’t got that much colder. Eddie’s been doing a grand job filling up our gallery. Take a leaf out of his book and Posted by Cptn As part of Devon Hedge Week, Exeter City Council’s Countryside Service has organised a free guided walk to date a historic hedgerow tomorrow (Sunday October 28) at Barley Valley Local Nature Reserve. Countryside Ranger Chris Moulton told the PRSD: ‘Hedgerows are sometimes all that remain of vast areas of woodland from the distant past. ‘We Posted by freeluncher @ Talking Liberties I was bunking off school with a mate of mine many moons ago, when we chanced upon a house with smoke pouring out of an open back door. Being young and stupid, we rushed in to find a chip pan on fire and a bloke asleep in a chair. I posted by Cptn This message spilled across the PRSD desk in a chain letter stylee. We’ve plonked the bare bones of the concept below for you. Purchaser to power is an interesting idea to affect positive change. But we would urge all you guys to use public transport, not just cut down and be selective about Posted by Cptn Here’s a reminder of when the fun-loving Totnes-based Fatlab fronted the Melting Pot Live Session last year. Fatlab are famous for their festival performances, and Niki asks the questions to bring you closer to the music-makers. Listen, enjoy and keep that groove on. Posted by Cptn Who knew the county council had a climate change champion? Well it does, and he ain’t happy. Devon County Councillor Gordon Hook (said climate change champion) is disappointed by the government’s backtracking on the 20 per cent renewable energy target for 2020 (the new goal is 10-15 per cent). Cllr Hook told the PRSD: ‘Renewables Posted by Cptn There’s still some life left in the Exeter Royal Albert Memorial Museum (that’s RAMM to you), and it will be brought to life with the play Albert and the Story of Equiano. The story of Equiano is the kind of thing that would make Professor James Watson’s toes curl – an 18th century slave David and Tom kick off another excellent episode of music in this week’s Birds, Orphans and Fools. Check out the sounds that time forgot. |
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