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For the last fifteen years I've worked as a freelance journalist. I came to journalism late in life, having sampled the delights of such career options as painting and decorating, catering, traveling the world, and teaching aerobics – something that fitted well around raising three children . |
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Hope Not Hate
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The funds raised by the t-shirt go to Searchlight magazine, the anti-racist anti-fascist monthly who help community activists build successful campaigns against the BNP.
Visit www.searchlightmagazine.com
for full details.
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The Donkey Sanctuary
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The Donkey Sanctuary's aim is to prevent the suffering of donkeys worldwide through the provision of high quality, professional advice, training and support on donkey
welfare. In the UK and Ireland permanent sanctuary is provided to any donkey in need of refuge.
Not to be confused with the next link...
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Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club
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Sea Gulls, Blah Blah, Cloughy, Cup Final, Blah Blah, Sleeping Giants, middle table consistency...
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The National Game
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It says here, ‘the collossi of the 80’s pomp pop scene’... Mmm.
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Arvon Foundation
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My employers. Britain’s most important creative writing organisation; pay our website a visit, and see what we do.
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Prospect Books
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Prospect publish PPC, the culinary magazine, and are the most interesting food publishers around.
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Bloomsbury Magazine
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Bloomsbury Magazine is the best lit. mag on the internet. A huge resource for writers and readers, and they are m'publishers, so nice people.
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Paul Williams Web and Photography
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Photo web pages. You will find here a developing collection of photographs made in Ceredigion, West Wales and beyond. The Stonesnstuff section takes in some favourite ancient and sacred sites.
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The Spotlight Club
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Lancaster venue dedicated to bringing new and different writing, performers, readers and musicians to the stage. Occassional sightings of Your Dad...
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The Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Trust
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Lynton-Barnstaple Britain's most ambitious restoration project. Have a look at their website, and lend them your support. Located in the South West of England, The Lynton and
Barnstaple Railway was opened in 1898 and closed in 1935. Built to a track gauge of 1ft 11½in it ran for a distance of 19½ miles linking the two North Devon towns from which it takes its name.
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KwMap
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What is KwMap?
KwMap.com is a complex keyword refining tool, aiming to help you discover new keywords. It is a fact that search engines can only
help you in finding something if you know the right keywords.
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Richard Beard
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Richard Beard is the author of four novels, X20, Damascus, The Cartoonist, Dry Bones, which will be published by Secker and Warburg in February 2004. He is also the author of a work of
non-fiction, Muddied Oafs, The Last Days of Rugger.
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