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HOW TO CONTRIBUTE ARTICLES - A Brief Guide
http://www.bristol.indymedia.org/newswire.php?story_id=25376

Bristol Indymedia now routinely gets more 'Votes' than the Evening Post ‘This Is Bristol’ website, according to the Google PageRank method! If you do a 'Bristol' on UK Google, Bristol Indymedia comes out at around 7th - 8th place, and jostles for position with the 'This Is Bristol' website. Join in with the movement to democratise Bristol’s corporate dominated media landscape; Publish Your News Now! It's only a click away! Click the 'Submit An Article' button and your story will appear on the right-hand newswire within minutes of posting.

BRISTOL INDYMEDIA - Read It, Write It, Your Site, Your News...
http://www.bristol.indymedia.org

PUBLISH YOUR NEWS
(South West Welcome)
http://www.bristol.indymedia.org/publish.php

Even though our newswire carries the banner 'Read It, Write It, Your Site, Your News...' it seems that not everyone is yet aware that this means exactly what it says. The 'Submit An Article' button, in the top-right corner, takes you to our article submission form. All you need to do is fill in all the form, click the 'Preview Before Publishing' button at the end of the form, to check it looks ok, and then click 'Edit Again' or the 'Publish!' button. If you have any problems filling out the form, or with uploading articles, please see our brief guide above.

PUBLISH YOUR EVENT
(South West Welcome)
http://bristol.indymedia.org/whatson/calendar.php

If you have an event to promote you can use our calendar too. Again, just like with the newswire, all you need to do is click 'Add Your Event' and follow the instructions, and your event will be immediately displayed in the calendar. If your event has an interesting report attached to it, then you can turn that into an article too, on the main newswire, to go with your calendar entry.

GUIDELINES
Only if your article is outside of, or breaks, guidelines will it be moved from the right-hand newswire.
http://bristol.indymedia.org/editorial.php

BRISTOL INDYMEDIA - Read It, Write It, Your Site, Your News...
http://bristol.indymedia.org

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new to paignton	by eljay (Member 10233383) on 13-Nov-2008
Hi there I'm fairly new to Paignton..consequently I have not had the chance to meet many people, my husband works abroad...are there any women out there is the same sort of position who just want the odd night out to socialise? A drink, cinema or meal...just so as not to go stir crazy... Reply

Telephone Karaoke - 0844 801 0813	by Fone Star (Member 10220417) on 23-Mar-2008
FoneStar the place where you can show off your singing talent, or lack of talent to thousands of people across the UK! To get started simply record a song over the phone or have a listen to the current Charts to see who your up against! To become a FoneStar simply call 0844 801 0813 Follow the simple instructions and record your song! You can also listen to other peoples songs and vote for y our favourites. Check to see if your song has made it into the charts. Calls cost 5p per min. Mobiles May vary ... more >> Reply

Looking for Becky Brookes	by John Lewis (Member 10219028) on 5-Jan-2008
Hiya, Trying to get in contact with Becky brookes from the Shrewsbury area. She headed to Devon with her boyfriend and baby 6 or 7 years ago. If you have any information, please pass this on to me at mimusiku@hotmail.com or pass on this message to her so she can contact me herself. Thanx Reply

DO YOU NEED TO SELL YOUR HOME FAST?	by willf (Member 10218807) on 31-Dec-2007
If you need to move quickly and you can accept an offer around 85% of market value then visit our website at www.DevonPropertyWanted.co.uk Purchase agreed within 7 days and completion date to suit you. Reply

new to paignton	by gary bishop (Member 10218333) on 19-Dec-2007
hi all, recently moved to paignton from essex with wife and kids, dont have any mates in the area. anybody else out there new to paignton ? into m/bikes, fishing, diy, boats Re: new to paignton by kathy +jaon (Member 10231559) on 8-Sep-2008 hi we are new to the area also been here about a week my hubby and i are both in fortys looking to make friends,just wondered how you and your wife got on with your add thanks kathy jason.. Reply

Searching	by Derek (Member 10131999) on 19-Dec-2007
Does anyone know where BESSIE NEWMAN is,have tried writing to her home address but have had no answer,this is unusual for her not to reply, She has two daughters and one son, daughters names are Lesley & Jane, Sons name is David, Bessie is about 79. please contact me on either (alangrover@tiscali.co.uk ) or drkgrover@hotmail.com Bessie lives PAIGNTON Re: Searching by Derek (Member 10131999) on 31-Dec-2007 cancel message, Bessie has been found Reply

lookign for Gemma Braund	by john (Member 10210512) on 13-Sep-2007
Hi i am looking for a gilr i once knew by the name of Gemma Braund. her dad owns a Butchers in the town centre, last i heard she was seeing someone but i really loved her and would love to catch up with her, Re: lookign for Gemma Braund by Gemma Braund (Member 10216452) on 10-Nov-2007 who is looking for me?? i wouldl ie to know why u are looking for me and how i know you reply soon. Re: lookign for Gemma Braund by Gemma Braund (Member 10216452) on 10-Nov-2007 why are u looking for me on here? very wiered n random Reply

My Berry Tree	by LeCoach (Member 10169670) on 11-Sep-2007
The Berry Tree Overview: You can make $1336 per month without sponsoring anyone or having to sell anything. You can earn on everyone in the company. Even on people that joined before you! This patent pending plan is totally unique, no one has anything like this. The more we grow, the more you can make. How it works: There are 2 main ways to make money with The Berry Tree: 1. The advertising included in your membership grows your business for you This advertising is used to bring in new members that are distributed evenly throughout The Berry Tree. Signups are placed under existing members based on their enrollment date, so people that join after you help you profit faster. Once your 1st position exceeds $312.00 in profits, you are automatically given another position to increase your earning potential. Because your membership includes advertising to grow your business, your success does not depend on you selling on your own. 2. Refer others or advertise more to grow your business If you want to make even more money, faster, we can show you how to easily sponsor others. You�ll get into profit faster and you can even earn on EVERYONE in the company. Even those who joined before you! Your membership includes: Corporate managed advertising to bring in new members and customers. We buy in bulk and work with some of the top ad agencies in the world to get more of every dollar we spend. 5 websites - 2 personal recruiting websites, 1 product site and 2 support and training sites. O2 Berry Product and Exclusive Worldwide Marketing Rights. Nutronix International has launched a new product into the market through their new division called The Berry Tree. You will get the O2 Berry product each month to use and / or share with other potential customers. Remember, everyone who joins after you helps you get into profit faster. Join before they do! http://www.myberrytree.com/bt83305 Note: LAUNCHED NOW!!! SIGN UP AND GRAB YOUR TOP SPOT!!! Email me for more details ... more >> Reply

Regional Media Expansion - Publish Your News!	by munkeeunit (Member 10166886) on 11-Jul-2007
REGIONAL MEDIA EXPANSION If you are part of an organisation, please pass this information on to other groups and individuals across the South West. BRISTOL INDYMEDIA NOW ACCEPTS NEWS FROM: http://bristol.indy media.org/ Bristol Somerset Gloucestershire Wiltshire Bath Dorset Devon Cornwall / Kernow Bristol Indymedia - Read It, Write It, Your Site, Your News... http://bristol.indymedia.org Contribute An Article: http://bristol.indymedia.org/publish.php How To Contribute Articles Guide: http://bristol.indymedia.org/newswire.php?story_id=25376 Add To The Calendar: http://bristol.indymedia.org/whatson/calendar.php Add To The Calendar Guide: http://bristol.indymedia.org/newswire.php?story_id=25376 Editorial Guidelines: http://bristol.indymedia.org/editorial.php ......................................................... ... more >> Reply

Liz in Devon	by rebecca (Member 10205860) on 31-Mar-2007
I realise that this is almost an impossible task but I am looking for someone called Liz, who lived in Torbay or Torquay and went out with Daniel Donaldosn in the 90s, for about 8 years. I think she may be married now. Please get in touch if you knew or know Liz or Daniel. Thanks! Reply

More 'Votes' Than Evening Post - South West Welcome!	by munkeeunit (Member 10166886) on 24-Mar-2007
More ‘Votes’ Than Evening Post – Bristol Indymedia – Publish Your News! SOUTH WEST WELCOME! PUBLISH YOUR NEWS http://www.bristol.indym edia.org HOW TO CONTRIBUTE ARTICLES - A Brief Guide http://www.bristol.indymedia.org/newswire.php?story_id=25376 Bristol Indymedia now routinely gets more 'Votes' than the Evening Post ‘This Is Bristol’ website, according to the Google PageRank method! If you do a 'Bristol' on UK Google, Bristol Indymedia comes out at around 7th - 8th place, and jostles for position with the 'This Is Bristol' website. Join in with the movement to democratise Bristol’s corporate dominated media landscape; Publish Your News Now! It's only a click away! Click the 'Submit An Article' button and your story will appear on the right-hand newswire within minutes of posting. BRISTOL INDYMEDIA - Read It, Write It, Your Site, Your News... http://www.bristol.indymedia.org PUBLISH YOUR NEWS (South West Welcome) http://www.bristol.indymedia.org/publish.php Even though our newswire carries the banner 'Read It, Write It, Your Site, Your News...' it seems that not everyone is yet aware that this means exactly what it says. The 'Submit An Article' button, in the top-right corner, takes you to our article submission form. All you need to do is fill in all the form, click the 'Preview Before Publishing' button at the end of the form, to check it looks ok, and then click 'Edit Again' or the 'Publish!' button. If you have any problems filling out the form, or with uploading articles, please see our brief guide above. PUBLISH YOUR EVENT (South West Welcome) http://bristol.indymedia.org/whatson/calendar.php If you have an event to promote you can use our calendar too. Again, just like with the newswire, all you need to do is click 'Add Your Event' and follow the instructions, and your event will be immediately displayed in the calendar. If your event has an interesting report attached to it, then you can turn that into an article too, on the main newswire, to go with your calendar entry. GUIDELINES Only if your article is outside of, or breaks, guidelines will it be moved from the right-hand newswire. http://bristol.indymedia.org/editorial.php BRISTOL INDYMEDIA - Read It, Write It, Your Site, Your News... http://bristol.indymedia.org ... more >> Reply

DUTY FREE CIGARETTES	by John Barker (Member 10125671) on 29-Nov-2006
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looking for someone	by david christie (Member 10193210) on 10-Sep-2006
hi anyone help me contact two local girls from paignton i met in maguluf jo and taz be nice 2 here from them again taz is a police woman and jo a nurse thanks Reply

Avon Representatives & Sales Leaders Wanted!!	by sam (Member 10190387) on 1-Aug-2006
If you are looking to earn extra money, choose your own hours, work in your own area, have fun and meet new people,then you should become an Avon Rep! Earning opportunities really are unlimited. For more information email avonsalesleader@hotmail.com or call me (Sam) on 07946 490 244. Reply

Home swop	by John Bond (Member 10184768) on 5-Jun-2006
Is there someone in Paignton who would like to exchange homes with me ? I have a 2 bedroom EOT house in Braunton Please get in touch for further details Reply

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John Dellor	by Lorraine (Member 10154893) on 30-Oct-2005
It is with deep regret that i announce the sad passing away of our dear John Dellor. John was born in Ilford in July 1961 attending Cleveland School then after moving to Hainualt, Fairlop juniors and Secondary. John was well known around the whole of redbridge as a Dj, and worked in C & A Ilford and later as a Milkman in Clayhall. He was Arkela at the 11th Ilford North Scouts until he moved to De von in the 80's. He went on to work for Pontins and then onto the cruise ships. In 1988 John emigrated to Sydney Australia where he managed in just 7 years to become just as well known and loved as he had in his life in England. We lost John 28th October 2005. He will be cremated in Australia and then a Memorial Service will be held for all friends and family in England possibly in November or early December. If anybody would like to attend please email Lorraine on rainnie1 leaving your details and notice will be sent to you. John was loved by everyone he met and will be greatly missed. Sleep Well John. XXX ... more >> Reply

Devon Coast Country Club	by stuart (Member 10137305) on 15-Aug-2005
Hi, Does anyone know what happened Devon Coast Country Club? Is it still there? stu Re: Devon Coast Country Club by Ian Guttridge (Member 10178544) on 27-Feb-2006 I'd love to know too. Been surfing the net to find out. Drawn a total blank. Spent many a great holiday there as a kid !! Re: Devon Coast Country Club by Gerald Dudley (Member 10197646) on 16-Nov-2006 Hi' I went looking for the Devon Coast Country Club while I was in Paignton a couple of months ago, it seems to be gone and the people I asked couldn't even remember it. We spent many happy holidays there around 1970 - 1980. Does anyone remember "Uncle Rory" the childrens entertainer?, my kids loved him. Happy memories indeed. Re: Devon Coast Country Club by Julie (Member 10198312) on 26-Nov-2006 I had the same experience while in Paignton last year. No one remembered Devon Coast Country Club except this one lady who said the place was sold to builders, its a housing estate now. She seemed quite bitter about the way things had changed, hotels becoming apartments ect. Uncle Rory was the best! Do you remember the scrambles on the last night and the fancy hat competitions - I won that once ! At 9pm, they used to do the conga to get rid of the kids. I would be in the chalet on my own while my folkes were getting drunk. It was still the best holiday camp ever. Those were the days! ... more >> Re: Devon Coast Country Club by ROBERT WALKER (Member 10206469) on 10-Apr-2007 Hi I worked at the DEVON COAST COUNTRY CLUB from December 1965 to 1984 when I went to be a Milkman. I worked with Rory and I went on to be a BlueCoat when LADBROKES took over in the 1970's VERY HAPPY YEARS!! Re: Devon Coast Country Club by jimmy clark (Member 10215894) on 1-Nov-2007 Hi Rob, I dont really remember you sorry and im not sure you will remember me but i worked at DCCC in April78 till about Sept78 then moved to Brighton i started off in the Pool Cafe and ended up in the restaurant as a waiter!My name is Jimmy Clark from Bury and i was with Ian White who worked in the Bar and Bobby Quinn who worked in the kitchen. I had brown/blonde curly hair THEN!!and a moustache and Ian was the same colour but straight hair, Bob had a beard and was only small. Anyway see what you can make of that, i always say that was the best summer i ever had!!!! ... more >> Re: Devon Coast Country Club by simon (Member 10216698) on 15-Nov-2007 Hi, i too have been to paignton in search of devon coast country club since spending such a great time there in 1985! i was 11 at the time! i went to paignton 2 years ago and was adamant that i would find it, and find im almost certain i did. Its very close to paignton zoo. the address is waterleat road. i remembered the long stone wall at the front. i wish i'd enquired more but sadly i didnt. it is a sports college now but still looks quite familiar. maybe the next time im in paignton i will ask permission to take a closer look. its nice to know that im not the only one obsessed with the place. 15/11/07 ... more >> Re: Devon Coast Country Club by Phil McAulay (Member 10219560) on 13-Jan-2008 I worked at the DCCC from 1981-1984 as a Barman,me and Frank O'Neill came down from Scotland to work there.It was a fantastic time.Remember it as if it was yesterday.When I was there Nicky Cleantos was the head chef,Alan from Manchester was the manical bars manager.Worked alongside,Neil West(kitchen)Paul Henderson(bluecoat)Sid Gateley and his band were the entertainers. Great,great memories. Re: Devon Coast Country Club by jimmy clark (Member 10215894) on 13-May-2008 Hi Phil, Yes i was a pal of Alan in the bar! We had a great time Me, Ian, and Bob! Alan was a grand bloke! Wonder where he is now? Jimmy Clark Re: Devon Coast Country Club by Edward (Member 10232688) on 13-Oct-2008 I Used to work at Devon Coast from 92-94 when it closed. It was in Smallcombe Road, and was redeveloped into a housing estate. The entrance to Smallcombe Road via the ringroad is now closed, you'd have to go through the Foxhole estate. I think the long perimeter wall is still there but there is on other evidence of it's existence. The company that owned it in it's final days was Shearings, the coach company. Some staff went to work in the Esplanade Hotel in Paignton following the closure. Some moved around the country with the company. The last site manager was a nazi moron, brought in the close the site he couldn't care less. The staff had some great parties up there, and many a fight, lol. They were all sleeping with each other, and the waiting staff were only in it for the tips. Fair enough tho, think my record was 50 quid from 22 guests over a 4 day break. ... more >> Re: Devon Coast Country Club by Edward (Member 10232688) on 13-Oct-2008 Also, the guy who thinks it was in Waterleat Road is mistaken. Smallcombe Road is half a mile away from there. The camp closed in October '94. Reply

Anyone need a e-pal	by tib (Member 10101925) on 21-Feb-2005
Hi anyone need a e-pal as i do.I am 46 yrs old. Lenny Re: Anyone need a e-pal by Scooby (Member 10146758) on 24-Jul-2005 you can make plenty of Pals lenny here :- http://southdevon.dnsalias.org/smf It's a Paignton based chat forum Reply