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Rowde to Party in Barn for a new Leisure Facility
So, big amicable guy, John Dally of JD Taxis knocks at my door, he’s the kind of chap one from the east of our island might deem, “salt of the Earth.” I’m expecting him, he told me prior he wants a poster for a party in a barn he’s holding in the village. “What do Read more
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Colour in Billy the Burger and Sid Sausage and WIN a Burger or Hotdog!
Billy the Burger and Sid Sausage are raring to get to the Devizes Scooter Club’s Charity BBQ Day at the Conservative Club on July 21st, but they’re looking paler then Scooter Club’s organiser Adam Ford after a few blackcurrant Fruit Shoots. Can you help by colouring them in? Ask Mum or Dad to stop watching Read more
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Lightly Toasted at Hillworth Park with Fantasy Radio
Images used with permission of Ruth Wordly of MoongypZy Music Photography Turn me over, I’m lightly toasted on this side by the mid-afternoon sun in Hillworth Park. A young Evie Smith steps up to the navy blue marquee and though nervous, for despite being active on our local theatre scene with MACs, I’m sure Read more
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Graphic Artist Employed By Wiltshire Council to Depict the Future Devizes Market Place
Traders in Devizes were slightly miffed that the hardcore fascist regime of Wiltshire Council shoved their fingers in their ears and blew raspberries at them when they attempted to discuss their ideas at a Devizes Parking Working Group and Devizes Town Council meeting on Wednesday, for car parking in the town. “We’re not listening, Read more
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Clifton Powell’s Urban Art Back at Bluestone
After his exhibit on Wine Street, it’s good to see local artist Clifton Powell’s dynamic and striking urban images back on display in Devizes, at the wonderful Bluestone Gallery in the Old Swan Yard. If you don’t recall we featured Clifton back in March on Devizine, when I was glad to be invited to Read more
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Country Short Stories; New EP from The Stories
Ray Charles covering Frank Snow’s “I’m Moving On,” was one thing, but the concept of working on an album of country music during the period of racial segregation was not met fondly with Atlantic; they’d rather he stuck to pop-orientated RnB. But, a swift move to ABC in 1961 and “Modern Sounds In Country & Read more
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