We’re badgering whoever we can to get candidates for the forthcoming June 4 election to offerer us their election address/manifesto in 140 characters or fewer for our Twitteresque experiment to make politics accessible, fun and brief. Here are two from Lib Dem Euro big wigs.
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 1 comment - () 2 comments - ()PRSD contributor singer/songwriter Katie Marie, who writes the Not Bad For A Girl column, is in a ‘Local Record of the Week’ competition of Palm FM’s morning show. Vote for her now. 7 comments - ()Looking to a smaller party to demonstrate your dissatisfaction with the political classes? Disenfranchised traditional Labour voters should bear in mind that the BNP are the most unBritish of any party – and UKIP, who have a stronghold in South Devon, have already been sullied by expenses issues. Which could mean The Greens pick Martin Bush, artist in residence at the Royal William Yard, Plymouth, popped along to a student show taking place there Fine Art students at the University of Plymouth invite you to ‘encounter’ their work as they host a stunning art exhibition at the Royal William Yard, Plymouth. On arrival to the preview evening I 3 comments - ()Election round up by Disabled Kevin Until Thursday 14th, I was going to write a piece arguing why you should not use your vote in the European and local elections on June 4, as a protest vote but I cannot think of a good reason why to argue this! Matt Newbury organiser of Pride got in touch to talk about the new fun festival on the Bay’s calendar. It’s been a bit of a roller coaster three months since I somewhat drunkenly agreed to organise Torbay’s first summer pride event. Since that time, I have not only sobered up, but have developed the While the rest of the political world is worried about their moral credibility, we can only suppose that Teignbridge Lib Dem MP Richard Younger Ross is preparing to stoke his ire over the forthcoming Eurovision Song Contest following his criticism of last year’s event. Katie Marie chills out to Mad Dog Macrae at the Dartmouth Music Festival Well hello there peeps! Hope you’ve had a wonderful week, as usual I’ve had a week full of various wonderful musical adventures. The Exeter firm Nutshell Natural Paints are up for an Award for Environmental Responsibility. Actress turned olive farmer Carol Drinkwater (from essential ’80s Saturday night viewing All Creatures Great and Small) is to help launch a project supporting Palestinian farmers in the face of the destruction of their olive trees. Soundart Radio’s friend Bruce is bringing his Bring Your Own disco road show to Dartington Village Hall to spin your vinyl on Saturday, May 2. All music is welcome (not just disco) so long as we can bop to it – us at the PRSD our digging out our Renee and Renata picture disc. Hospitals in Devon are set to introduce a recycling initiative that will reduce the NHS’s carbon footprint. The Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty team and Devon Wildlife Trust are hosting a free workshop to show gardeners how to create a haven for birds, butterflies, bees and bugs in their backyards. |
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