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Can e-books save the libraries from Coaltion-inspired cuts? Newton Abbot MP Anne Marie Morris thinks so, in fact, she says it’s a ‘no brainer’. But as she points out, libraries are important centre of the community – as the multi-million refurbishment of Newton Abbot library will attest 
Hungary’s new law on media regulation has been called draconian, less than ‘free’ and “incompatible with the application of ideas on press freedom that have been validated in European treaties” and could leave a could over the country’s six-month presidency of the EU 
The East Devon Green Party have signed up their support to Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s Fish Fight Campaign, as it chimes with their manifesto pledges from the 2010 general election 
Protestors campaigning against the ‘fiscally irresponsible’ imposition of incinerators in Devon at Devonport and possibly at Lee Mill, will join forces at Ivybridge, to point out again that there are cheaper, greener and cleaner alternatives available. 
Teignmouth is set to host a project to celebrate multicultural awareness, dialogue, understanding – the town has a port after all – called TIDE. The project will be hosted at Teignmouth’s community arts centre, which has a new workspace 2 comments - ()
The Tories aren’t going to withdraw from Europe, despite what some of the most euro-sceptic among them would hope. Andrew Burgess unearths a little-publicised response on the government’s stance on Europe from its Europe Minister David Lidington 
The Save Haldon Forest Campaign was in Exeter for a Day of Action to prevent the gaggle of millionairs (that’s leaders of the Coalition Government, to you) from privatising the country’s cultural heritage, with the sell off of the Forestry Commission and all the land it owns |
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