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The Telegraph picks on the PRSD’s Plymouth council Twitter ban story

Scourge to politicians everywhere, the Daily Telegraph, picked up a story that the People’s Republic of South Devon broke on Monday evening – Plymouth City Council’s Twitter ban.

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Not Bad For A Girl: Calling all musicians

Katie Marie‘s back is better, but with fresh interest from the Windy City, plus elsewhere, it was worthwhile being laid low. Plus, musicians, submit your sounds to Katie Marie’s Acoustic PM show. Read on to find out more

I’m happy to report that my back is oodles better and I’ve been able to walk

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Calling all artists for a new theatre venture in Plymouth: Strictly Collaborative

Our very own Hippily Crippily, that’s Ems Coombes, got in touch to call for disabled and non disabled young people in Plymouth and the surrounding area to take part in the new and innovative theatre company Strictly Collaborative.

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Interested in the web manager job at the Transition Culture Network?

Are you into the Transition ethos and know your Drupal from your Joomla? Then you might be interested in the web manager job at the Transition Network.

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The Patriarch comes to call

The weekly column from the world of Geoff Clams. Continued from last week…

On Wednesday, June 3, at 8:57am, and with only 24 hours to go until polling stations were to open up across the whole of the country, a man calling himself Malcolm appeared on my doorstep and blew my safe little world

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Midsummer Moor Poets: Simon Williams gets his goat

The second entry to our Moor Poets midsummer experiment, where we asked members of the Moor Poets to take a picture of what inspired them at noon on Sunday, June 21, has produced an unexpected response from Simon Williams.

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Nicky Wildy vows to ignore Plymouth City Council Twitter ban

Plymouth Labour councillor Nicky Wildy has vowed to ignore the decision by Barry Keel, the Chief Executive of Plymouth City Council, to ban councillors from using Twitter.

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