Not only has Nick Bye been rejected by the voters of Totnes, but he seems to be rejected by the living in Torbay, too.
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 1 comment - ()South West Tory MEP Giles Chichester isn’t keen on the light bulb ban. This is what he said. It’s lights out for incandescent light bulbs greater than 85 watts on Tuesday, September 1, and South West Lib Dem is glowing about out the prospective cut of nearly 5 million tonnes of CO2 and household savings of £55 per year that this will herald. Alex White talks to South Devon filmmakers Dave Reynolds of Realm Pictures and Ashley Wing and Clayton Fussell of Cottage Industry Films about their latest projects, Zomblies and Robbing Peter, in the latest D+CFilm Show. Fancy working in an art a gallery? The Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton is looking for a part time gallery development manager for the pro rata sum of £20k-£25k. Help get the Newton Abbot community garden in tip-top shape with the construction of a wildlife pond, the creation of a tree nursery and riverbank maintenance during Dig For Newton on Saturday, September 26 between 10am and 5pm. You can also fill your belly from the free barbecue. 1 comment - ()When Exeter-based band Anderson released their album Take a Bow, Radio Free South West was there to talk to them about what it takes to be a successful band in the age of the internet. The Devon Welfare Rights Unit has been allocated £35,000 to help people and businesses to get help if they are struggling with bills, debts or tax credits. There’s £800,000 extra funding to support the 73,000 carers in Devon, and just how that the support will be given is being investigated by county-wide health and well-bing checks. Exeter University is in the top 10 universities in the UK for carbon management – it’s not a course, but a way of life. We’re suckers for an existential crisis, and A Renewable World talks about the need to turn ‘an existential crisis for humanity today into an opportunity to secure the well-being and prosperity of present and future generations’. Photographer Highton Ridley’s photo essay called Urban Decay, Lost Spaces and Industrial Ugliness is a series of photographs from in and around Plymouth. Photographer Highton Ridley’s photo essay called Urban Decay, Lost Spaces and Industrial Ugliness is a series of photographs from in and around Plymouth. Photographer Highton Ridley’s photo essay called Urban Decay, Lost Spaces and Industrial Ugliness is a series of photographs from in and around Plymouth. |
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