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Ian Pemble: Getting into the groove with Bristol’s Flamenco Thief

Flamenco Thief

His real name is Craig Sutton but, to his rapidly expanding circle of admirers, he’s The Flamenco Thief. He is also, and it’s not a word I bandy about loosely, unique

Tales from the Barn: Why it’s wise not to be lost for words in France

Occitan or 'patois'

To make the most of the rich flavour of life in France, my advice to anyone planning the move is to make a huge effort to learn the language before leaving home for good

Emily Coyte: Act now to stop new threat to freedom of online speech

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Like its threatening but now mostly-crippled counterparts, SOPA and PIPA, putting ACTA into practice would have far-reaching suppressive consequences

Ian Pemble: Howard Sinclair on his journey from cello to 12-string guitar

Howard Sinclair

Howard Sinclair, born in a village called Wrotham, near Sevenoaks, Kent, in 1977, is a very talented – but fairly quiet and modest – singer/songwriter who plays occasionally at The Seven Stars

Emily Coyte: War on disease can be won, if people could just get along

Victims of polio in Africa

Far from the disease-free world that was envisaged after the discovery of the first antibiotics, infectious diseases still kill many millions of people every year

Ian Pemble: How the real Tim Rice got on his bike to entertain Bristol

Tim Rice

Tim is, of course, the real Tim Rice because, unlike his famous namesake, he writes the tunes as well as the words. And very good ones, too…

Tales from the Barn: His egg-cellence the Mayor…

The mayor with his tractor

It is a very good idea to make friends with your local Mayor. He or she actually has the final say on all building permissions and even if the authorities gave the go ahead, your Mayor could veto it

Ian Pemble: The Lonely Tourist on his ‘magic’ move to Bristol

Lonely Tourist

Paul Tierney is a Glaswegian singer/songwriter who calls himself The Lonely Tourist, writes brilliantly intricate and intelligent lyrics and plays his guitar at 100mph

Rev Andy Sewell: Here to offer a listening ear and help put world to rights

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I met with another individual who chatted about what she was doing day-to-day and then, just as I was about to walk on, she started talking about an issue of abuse in her life

Tales from the Barn: Kicking the January blues in Jean de Florette country

Rock n roll cherries

So what do you do in January in a barn in the middle of nowhere when you get the blues? Why, you get outside in the garden and cut up wood, of course

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