Exeter City Council has drawn up proposals to keep the city’s festivals going despite the financial pressures, with a reduction in the money it can play around with, it’s changed its approach to the festivals, but it’s nice to see there’s a commitment to try to keep them going.
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Katie Marie needs all the sustenance she can muster for as she organises her April 26 gig. But are onions the right way to go? As usual I’ve been up to lots of weird and wonderful things. One of the funniest moments happened today actually, and it was so stupid I instantly thought that I’d have There’s more than £157 million available for south west timber processing businesses which feel they could improve the economic value of forests or forest products in the region. An update of what the bands/musicians on SONGS OF THE DOGWATCH are up to. You are to read this, digest and think wow all these cool bands on one limited edition LP, I must go forth to the onec website and purchase a copy – especially as for one week there’s a special offer, yep The Torbay Culture and Environment Partnership is looking for a new chairperson – don’t all put your hands up at once. Chagford Primary School has secured nearly £44,000 for solar photo voltaic panels at the school. Employers in the South West are being urged to sign up to a code of practice for employing migrant workers. The title, PMTeatime, didn’t immediately ignite a desire to listen in my 21-year-old male brain. But for any avid explorer of new music, PMTeatime is well worth a listen. Oddly enough, leading Exeter Councillors defended their decision to award themselves a mighty fine pension deal – that’s after the £1.5 million they cut from the budget, the staff they’ve made redundant and the money they’ve frittered away on their push for unitary status.  (1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...
9 views | Leave a comment | A wall-hanging by Israeli and Palestinian women who came to together to urge peace in Gaza has been specially made for Exeter’s part in International Women’s Day, which takes place on Sunday, March 8. The South West Observatory is holding its sixth annual conference, Weathering Storms: Regional Resilience and Future Proofing, in the northern reaches of the region at the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum in Bristol, on Wednesday March 11. And the experts will be taking care to avoid panic and despair – won’t we all. “I started out in journalism on a fantastic regional newspaper in Plymouth,” says Abigail Edge on her Grassy Roots blog. It’s even more impressive to know she said it to Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian. They were talking about the future of newspapers and new media, something we’d all like to know. So what |
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