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posted by Cptn Arch rivals come to the fore in Heavitree in this week’s Devon news roundup, with the Exeter art piece coming under fire for its costs. Odd, there seems no such indignation at the South West Water profits… and find out what the flipping Torbay police have been up to. posted by Cptn The Two Short Nights film festival kicked into action with the D+CFilm Open screening last night, followed by the presentation of all the films finished and submitted to the 48-Hour Filmmaking Challenge. To find out who won, to hear what they said after presented with the Ben Yates’ designed award and other news Red Ape gets the Proximity Effect show swinging at Plymouth Arts Centre today at 6.30pm, a ‘daring’ (artspeak for kooky and intriguing) programme of events, which runs until January 11.  (1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...
12 views | Leave a comment | posted by Cptn Who doesn’t love trees? But some love them more than others, and England goalkeeping ace David James will show just how much he loves trees when he hugs one in Exeter on Monday. posted by Cptn Art and enterprise go together shark and formaldehyde, so it’s no surprise that an arty lot from Plymouth University are peddling their original wares of artwork, limited edition prints, posters, t-shirts, animations and many other 2D and 3D works in Drake Circus, Plymouth. posted by Cptn Hot on the heels of celebrating their second birthday – inviting the likes of Rosie Boycott, no less – Bovey Climate Action has picked up the Regen SW award for Best Sustainable Energy Community. posted by Cptn Familiar objects illuminated and transformed is the theme of Jan O’Highway’s exhibition of digital prints at Bridwood House, Totnes, which starts today and finishes on Saturday, November 29. Sarah Clarke of The Torbay Bookshop reviews the latest releases. I was really impressed with Kate Furnivall’s first novel, The Russian Concubine, and equally with her second, Under a Blood Red Sky. Anna and Sofia are two friends struggling to survive in a women’s labour camp in Siberia in 1933. Although their lives are practically unbearable posted by Cptn The Brook Gallery, Budleigh Salterton, is showing a selection of Pablo Picasso’s work alongside that of Trevor Price, from December 6 to January 2. posted by Cptn A series of nine public workshops from the Tranistion Town Totnes team are squaring themselves up to engage the community in the development of an energy descent plan for Totnes and its environs for 2009 to 2030, which sounds like ‘a good thing’, even though we’re not sure what it is. The community RSS (or ‘Really Simple Syndication’) is a bit like email, allowing you to get a story from your favourite website sent straight to your computer as soon as it’s posted. posted by Cptn Transparent local government with a green tinge, is how us here in the PRSD office are seeing the new energy certificates, which Devon County Council buildings (including schools) are going to display. |
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