March 2010 » People's Republic of South Devon

Newton Abbot young Tories brew up their own cider petition

By PRSD, on Wednesday, March 31, 2010 | 13 comments - ()

The Conservative Future group – Tory yoof – in Newton Abbot have been collecting signatures opposing the excessive duty increase on cider, which was mentioned in teh budget

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Is Anne Marie Morris the next Margaret Thatcher? Newton Abbot voters speak to Matt Chorley

By PRSD, on Wednesday, March 31, 2010 | 3 comments - ()

Another Margaret Thatcher, that’s what those worried about the influx of immigrants are saying in Newton Abbot is needed for the next General Election, but then they were talking to the Western Morning News’ Matt Chorley

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South West Water – 'errors in its reporting of written complaints'

By PRSD, on Wednesday, March 31, 2010 | 1 comment - ()

South West Water found weaknesses in its systems and processes for recording written complaints, and appointments that led to it misreporting information

Exeter Phoenix seeks a Digital Media Administrator (part-time)

By PRSD, on Wednesday, March 31, 2010 |

Exeter Phoenix digital media centre is after a digital media administrator to help the media manager and digital media co-ordinator

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Bay MP urges re-think on Babbacombe Down proposals

By PRSD, on Tuesday, March 30, 2010 | 2 comments - ()

Keep Your Fishy Fingers off Babbacombe Downs

Torbay MP Adrian Sanders has called on Torbay Mayor Nick By to re-think the Babbacombe Downs proposals

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Paignton's got a new cultural hub: the Epicentre - bookshop, arts venue and vegan cafe. We found out more

By PRSD, on Tuesday, March 30, 2010 | 2 comments - ()

Paignton’s new Epicentre is a second-hand bookshop, Vegan cafe and arts venue all rolled into one. We spoke to one of the founders, Bryce Dumont to find out what’s the inspiration behind the Epicentre

New inclusive theatre group, Plymouth's Strictly Collaborative first performance

By PRSD, on Monday, March 29, 2010 |

Plymouth’s inclusive theatre group for disabled and non-disabled people, Strictly Collaborative, A Place For Belonging, begins at the Plymouth Barbican