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A team is being mobilised to help the vital campaign to get the UK's best MP, Caroline Lucas, re-elected.
Get the train from London (see times below) and meet at the Green Party Offices in Brighton just opposite the station. Don't worry about getting lost, someone will meet you off the selected trains.
Caroline herself, as well as Baroness Jenny Jones will meet up with people. Training will be provided, as is lunch.
Village Underground is looking for a passionate, hard working and highly creative new member of the team to plan, manage and implement promotional campaigns for its diverse artistic programme of events. Campaigns will focus on optimising ticket sales for each event, as well as building the reputation and fan base for VU with relevant and inspiring content and communication.
Cultural Fit
The right candidate will:
• Live and breathe music and the arts
• Be full of fun, energy and ideas
• Thrive in a creative (and sometimes chaotic) environment
Responsible department: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
There are innumerate cases of people knowingly moving within close proximity of live music venues, only to try to have their licenses revoked or have them closed completely when they take exception to the noise.
The Winter Laboratory (WinLab) is a three-week festival of week-long intensive workshops with leading international artists.
The workshop programme is supplemented by drop-in activities, talks and events for a wider audience. The workshops offer the opportunity to share the practices of international guest artists and for participants to engage and interact with each other within this framework.
Applications are now open for the second Birds Eye View Filmonomics programme!
Birds Eye View’s highly acclaimed flagship film-business training programme Filmonomics will return in January 2015, with new focuses on developing confidence, facing failure and rejection and trend-forecasting for storytelling and future audiences. Supported by Creative Skillset, Filmonomics was created in association with former Screen International editor-in-chief Colin Brown, author of the Filmonomics blog for Slated.com.
Experience the world through the eyes of its greatest filmmakers and revel in the art of documentary at Bertha DocHouse.
Soon to open within the brand new Curzon Bloomsbury, Bertha DocHouse is the first cinema screen in the UK dedicated exclusively to documentaries. This unique space in the heart of London will be a vibrant hub of UK and international activity. From DocHouse Thursdays to hands-on workshops, showcase previews and intimate Q&A's, you'll find a jam-packed daily programme of screenings and events to intrigue, inform and entertain.
A new theatrical collaboration between Bryony Kimmings and her partner Tim Grayburn about clinical depression, love and "being a man"
What is the project?
Design Council Spark is a fund and accelerator that invests in product innovations which are primarily physical. We are looking for individuals/teams with revolutionary product ideas.
Although other funds and accelerators exist to support technology products, there is currently little support for physical products. Design Council Spark is helping to fill this gap.
The programme is unique - it is not for profit. Participants donate 5% of future sales revenue back into the fund, fuelling a movement of revolutionary products for the UK and beyond.
Oh my lordy! They're back with a brand spanking new show for 2015, running Sept - Oct 2015 - epic! Many of our readers will be clued up with what the fuss is all about - and have probably been a 'Passenger' or a 'Volunteer'. If that's you and you'd like to get involved - shortcut to the bottom of this and click on their volunteer link to fill out the form - nice and easy. However, some of you may be asking 'You Me, what?!' If that's the case - here's the spiel baby!
Following the enormous success of last year’s VAULT Festival, Heritage Arts announced the programme for VAULT Festival’s triumphant return to the Leake Street tunnels for six frenetic weeks of live entertainment. From 28 January 2015 they will present a carefully curated, high quality multi-arts programme across seven different spaces under Waterloo station.
