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Devon Greenies go blue for the Wave in London

By PRSD, on Sunday, December 6, 2009

Devon Climate Network went to London for the environmental Wave march.

Primitive Huts and lasers to engage at Skylines, the Ecopoetics exhibition at the CCANW

By PRSD, on Thursday, June 11, 2009

It was the Laser Poetry that caught our eye from an immensely eye catching, not to say tongue twisting, ecopoetics event called Skylines that’s taking place at the CCANW until the end of the month, with a big festival day on June 20.

Hope Cove, Devon, recycle bin eco pic raises a question about blue flag beaches

By PRSD, on Thursday, June 11, 2009

We picked up this picture of a Devon Recycle Bin from the eco pic of the day site. And we ask the same question inspired by the Hope Cove, snap: why can’t other blue flag beaches do their bit to help our environment?

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The latest Tweet-sized election message from one of the candidates

By PRSD, on Thursday, June 4, 2009

The latest and we suspect the last of the candidates to have got back to us with their election address is Lib Dem Cathie Pannell, who standing for the county council in the South Hams.

Five reasons to vote in the elections

By PRSD, on Thursday, June 4, 2009

The Conservative European candidates have come up with five reasons to vote – granted they are designed to make you vote for them, but you could cut them out and use them for any of the non-hate parties

More Lib Dems take the Twitter-esque manifesto challenge for the #devonelection

By PRSD, on Thursday, May 21, 2009

Is it just the Lib Dems are more tuned in than any other party? Maybe they just like to engage with people more, who are we to say? One thing we do know is we’ve had another 140 character manifesto in Twitter-type style from another Lib Dem big wig. This time from Teignbridge’s Jolly Green

Behind the scenes of Pride Torbay – find out more about the Bay’s first summer pride event

By PRSD, on Friday, May 15, 2009

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 programme into