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This Sunday, 3rd July, Publish and Be Damned self-publishing fair is happening in Rochelle School, Arnold Circus, London E2. As part of the event Mute Magazine is presenting a talk on privatisation and critical artistic practice.

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An earlier event to see how it’s listed

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I’m currently in the process of sorting out all the glitches, problems and improvements that need to be fixed on Last Hours. First amongst them is sorting out a way for the site to properly show images and to allow people to comment on news stories, articles and the like. This’ll be done in the coming week.

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Anyone in Edinburgh, or in Scotland for that matter, should head across to the Edinburgh Zine Fest in Forest Cafe this

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Everyone’s favourite acoustic punk rock band are back on tour. They’re coming to the UK in September and going on quite large jaunt across the country. The dates are below.

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Our friend Pavel from Prague (he’s contributed a number of interviews and columns over the years to Last Hours) has become involved in a new vegan project and wanted us to let everyone know about it. It looks like a fun project…

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Tucked away in the back streets of central London is the little gem of ULU, a place I hadn’t been before tonight, which was set to stage a very special gig. This was the penultimate night of the ‘Reggae for the People’ tour, organised by the Rockers Revolt label, and featuring a blinding line-up.
At 7.45 [...]

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Cranks is a DIY bike workshop in Brighton. It’s based in a rented workshop in the Kemptown area, has a full range of tools, recycles old bikes and parts, and is open to the public three times a week.

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Neil Sutherland plays upbeat acoustic punk. His optimistic and at times cathartic lyrics are all backed by music which restore my faith in what a man and a guitar can do.

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