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Applied psychogeography: the case of Bond Street Laine

Posted on 1:18pm Monday 14th May 2012

Bond Street Laine: a suitable case for psychogeotherapy. Objections by May 18.

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“... and then Jesus crossed his legs”: post-script

Posted on 9:28am Thursday 19th April 2012

Passion Conference in the Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street on 21st April.

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“... and then Jesus crossed his legs”

Posted on 1:28pm Sunday 8th April 2012

Brighton’s Passion on the Beach will stretch the metaphors for a long time after it finishes.

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On the Naming of Streets - Part 1: Uncovering a bit of a Cover-Up

Posted on 12:01pm Monday 19th March 2012

As the Bond Street Laine mini-saga its end-game, some threads might unravel tidily when the Magistrates Court decide (or otherwise) on the true name of this street.

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NAME THAT ALLEY!

Posted on 4:42pm Friday 9th March 2012

Orphans alleys across the whole of Brighton & Hove need names. Otherwise they can breed anomie and residents can lose ownership.

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NAME THAT ICON!!!

Posted on 2:55pm Tuesday 6th March 2012

Name it “The Jenny Lind Train” and not the 'ghost train': icon-hunters must respect the past.

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Shoreham Beach Boardwalk Farrago

Posted on 9:47pm Saturday 4th February 2012

A bit is missing from the Shoreham Beach boardwalk.

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The importance of language and terminology

Posted on 9:59pm Saturday 21st January 2012

this below is by Dr Robert Harvey Cowe -- part of his Doctoral Thesis in Disability & Society: Vol. 27, No. 1

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Retro-almanac for 2011

Posted on 9:35pm Saturday 31st December 2011

Year 2011 saw the Brighton Wheel installed -- Year 2012 is predicted to see a Green Party defection -- Happy New Year.

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Black Xmas Panto Redacted

Posted on 10:14am Sunday 18th December 2011

This Tuesday (20th Dec) the Standards Board will be deciding if Dawn Barnett broke the councillor’s code of conduct. This sets the scene for some standard municipal theatre, just in time for Christmas.

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Xmas Panto Probe Plot

Posted on 6:35pm Sunday 11th December 2011

This Tuesday (13th Dec) the Standards Board will be deciding if former councillor Averil Older took a photograph of protesters, against their wishes, in a disrespectfull way. This sets the scene for some standard municipal theatre, just in time for Christmas.

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a poem that lives for only three days

Posted on 12:52am Friday 25th November 2011

The 2011 Brighton Poetry Festival at Redroaster on Thanksgiving Day: Lee Harwood, Tom Raworth and Ian Sinclair

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The value of forgiveness in later life – by Clive Taplin

Posted on 10:37am Tuesday 15th November 2011

this gem is found in issue 40 of the The Pensioner, Autumn 2011

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Hate crimes and gravestones.

Posted on 9:19am Thursday 27th October 2011

On Friday, it is International Day Against Hate Crime: a reminder of the culture of discrimination that caused Walter to feel so bereft that he drowned himself.

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