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The School Desk Project
ipod version The School Desk Project – new ways to distort old graffiti from Nathan Jones.
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Cairns Street
I was shocked to discover that the city council wants to demolish the houses around the Granby Triangle. It’s a lovely area with a lot of potential. The residents around Cairns Street and the Granby triangle are fighting to hold their community together and stop the council’s downgrading plans with initiatives such as holding a monthly street market where money raised is used to help beautify the street. Support them if you can from here.
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To the Youth
ipod version Two versions of the same poem by Nordahl Grieg performed beautifully by Grethe Borsum and Nathan Jones. Part of the NICE Festival in Liverpool.
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March Against Homophobia
ipod version Following a spate of homophobic attacks in the city, Sunday 22nd November saw Liverpool’s March Against Homophobia, which united people of all ages, sending out a clear message against homophobic hate crime.
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A Candlelit Vigil for PC James Parks
ipod version On 1st November, THOUSANDS of people from every community in Merseyside stood shoulder to shoulder to make a stand against hate crime in the wake of the homophobic attack on PC James Parkes.
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DJ Tommy
ipod version Tommy Callagher has moved on from the City Milkman to Radio Presenter. He now volunteers for Radio Broadgreen, the Liverpool Hospital Broadcasting Service. It’s financed solely on fundraising efforts and would appreciate any support if you want to help out.
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A Small Cinema
ipod version A Small Cinema, is a unique short film event borne out of a fascination and desire to recreate the classic cinematic experience. Complete with smartly dressed ushers, velvet curtains, and popcorn. A Small Cinema offers a refreshing alternative to the multiplex. Saturday saw ‘A Small Cinema‘ on Bold Street, part of the AND Festival and the Bold Street Festival.
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Squash Nutrition
ipod version Squash Nutrition is an arts and health initiative that promotes creativehealth education through workshops, courses, events and training. They’ve been cultivating a brown site along the canal since Easter.
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Paul MacHenry
ipod version In August, the printing of the Liverpool Post and Echo moved out of the city to a super site in Oldham. I caught up with Paul MacHenry who is part of a 3rd generation working in the printing trade. Since the move he has now retired after 45 years in the business.
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Hartley’s Village
ipod version The Hartley’s Village Community are putting in an application to obtain heritage status which well enable them to preserve the history of the area as well as supporting the community.
