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General / The Forum / Re: Pigpen Social Day of the Dead Party
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on: October 15, 2012, 10:22:26
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Awesome flyer/poster was created by the wonderful Deanne Owen check out her blog http://pieyedesign.blogspot.co.uk/ lots of pretty things to look at  ez Haydeez, yes chap this is me in my online porky alter-ego  Mishima dude thank you for the forthcoming vinyl donation  (btw if anyone has spare vinyl/cds/dvds/games they would liek to donate to our free shop please email me oinkoink@pigpensocial.co.uk cheers) Pigpen loves Batala Bristol  Over the moon to have you performing at ours nights  
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General / The Forum / Re: RAVE ON AVON STOKES CROFT FEST -Sat 19th May, All day & night!
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on: May 16, 2012, 11:29:39
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hey peeps  if you would like to hear the artists who are performing at No.51 during the day/evening, tune into the BrisFest Showcase on www.pigpenradio.co.uk every day 10am - 2pm  current playlist includes A Band Named Brian, Alonestar, Babyhead, Big Boss Man, Blackbird Trio, Blacksmith, Clayton Blizzard, Dakhla, Dizraeli, Dr Meaker, Dub Revolution, Edd Keene, Edenheight, Ewan Hoozami, First Degree Burns, Gecko, I-Lodica, Linzi and the Limpetts, Locks, Lund Quartet, Miss Cecily, Rainy and The Dust, Regime, Sadie Flemming, Smerins Anti-Social Club, SoulFi, The Bridge, The Carny Villians, The Undovercover Hippy, Warpspeed Orchestra.
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General / The Forum / Pigpen Social Birthday Hoedown - Sat 5th May - No.51 Stokes Croft
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on: April 15, 2012, 20:41:27
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 Pigpen Social is 5 years old! Come join us for our Birthday Hoedown. Alldayer 4pm to 4am. Live acts all day to midnight playing funk, reggae, samba. Regime, Clayton Blizzard, SoulFi, Batala Bristol. DJs Bubaking from midnight to 4am playing farmfunk, pigbass, oinkstep. Free shop, vinyl, cds, dvds, books. Cake stall with yummy sweet and savory treats. FREE ENTRY before 11.30pm, £2 after, last entry 2am. Proceeds from donations to Oxfam, BrisFest, BookCycle. http://www.pigpensocial.co.uk/http://www.headfirstbristol.co.uk/#6059http://www.facebook.com/events/256153801146603/
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General / The Forum / Re: The budget - will it be for poors? I suspect not...
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on: March 21, 2012, 18:54:57
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http://www.pcs.org.uk/en/news_and_events/news_centre/index.cfm/id/D5B93D7B-F65F-4E7F-A73D0E5E2063E527The budget has widened the gap between rich and poor and will do nothing to create jobs, says the Public and Commercial Sevices union (PCS).
The chancellor’s financial package includes:
•Cutting the top tax rate on earnings over £150,000 from 50% to 45%. Someone like Barclay’s boss Bob Diamond earning £6m per year will be £325,000 better off. •An extra £10.5bn of welfare cuts will hit poor people hardest. •Corporation tax being cut even further, taking £3.76bn from public services and handing it over to big business •Confirmation of local pay rates in the public sector – meaning pay cuts for everyone outside London, and taking money out of hard hit economies. It has also been announced this week that the minimum wage for young people will not rise this year – for the first time since it was introduced.
PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka said: “This is a budget for the rich, and is outrageous at a time when unemployment is rising, people's pay is being frozen, pensions are being attacked, and social security slashed.
"It is a very arrogant demonstration of the fact that we are not all in this together.
"There is an alternative. Invest in collecting the billions of pounds in tax that is avoided and evaded every year, and use the money raised to create useful jobs doing things like building homes and improving public transport."
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General / The Forum / Re: Real Ale/Beer Thread
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on: March 21, 2012, 16:10:51
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http://www.camra.org.uk/beertaxpetitionhttp://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/29664/Stop the beer duty escalator
Every year, the beer tax escalator increases the tax on beer by 2% above the rate of inflation, thus adding considerably more pressure on the British pub, the cornerstone of many of our communities. Removing the beer duty escalator at the next budget will help keep beer more affordable and go a long way to supporting the institution that is – the great British pub.
Going to the pub is a core British tradition and so is enjoying great beer. If you want to continue enjoying your fresh pint in your local pub then it’s crucial that you support our campaign to grind the beer duty tax escalator to a halt. If we don’t show our support for the great British pub, we risk losing more pubs and more jobs within our local communities.
Support great beer in the great British pub and sign our e-petition now..... British Pubs Need You. http://www.camra.org.uk/beertaxpetitionhttp://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/29664/
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General / The Forum / BrisFest at Mr Wolfs, live reggae folk funk, Thursday 22 March
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on: February 27, 2012, 15:17:27
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BrisFest fundraiser at Mr Wolfs. Live funk, folk, reggae. Thursday 22nd March 2012. 8pm to midnight. £3 entry.  SoulFi - Four piece collective of down to earth funky minded musicians. Combining funk, soul, jazz and hip hop with underlying catchy funk driven melodies and infectious breakbeat grooves - http://www.soulfi.co.uk/Clayton Blizzard - Folk-Rap, Mother-Flippers. Performing live as a solo acoustic act. Described by one review as a'one-man folk-rap army'. - http://www.claytonblizzard.com/The Bridge - Seven-piece band who play original dance music based on reggae, African and ska. Played Ashton Court festival 10 years ago! - http://www.thebridgemusic.co.uk/DJ Spalding - filling the gaps with blunted beats - http://www.pigpensocial.co.uk/
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