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Archive for February, 2011

Time Spanners – 10 years anniversary concert

27
Feb
2011

The Time Spanners (who appeared on the first Wild Things compilation) are celebrating their 10th anniversary this year with a concert and DVD launch. The Time Spanners Tenth Anniversary Concert and DVD Launch at Newbury Library, The Wharf, Newbury, Saturday 12th March 2011 Time: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm (Doors open at 6.40) You’ll be [...]

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Support Disability Awareness Day

23
Feb
2011

Our friends at Warrington Disability Partnership have asked us to help them promote their Disability Awareness Day. It looks set to be a great occasion. (click for more details) This year Disability Awareness Day has been affective by goverment cutbacks and they are trying to raise funds to keep it going. Please feel free to [...]

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24th Feb – LTD Fest, Camden – Free entry, TV filming

21
Feb
2011

Hi all This week Heavy Load are headlining Ella Prendegast’s ‘Let’s Talk Disability’ Festival at Proud in Camden, hosted by Jameela Jamil. There’s loads going on and it’s all being filmed for Channel 4′s Battlefront programme. The fun starts at 1pm and will be over by 5pm. Now I hear you say, “that’s not very [...]

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18th March – The Fish Police Are Coming

16
Feb
2011

Hi all Friday 18th March is going to be a busy night. AS well as Heavy Load in Stepnet the mighty Fish Police are playing at The Squidz Club down at The Albany, Deptford. If you haven’t heard thier song ‘Japanese Girl’ yet you absolutely must do. It is brilliant. http://www.thefishpolice.com/ See below for details [...]

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Heavy Load and Camden Calling – 18th March, Stepney, East London

15
Feb
2011

Hi all We’ve got a gig with our mates at Camden Calling on Friday 18th March. It’s all kicking off at The George Tavern, 373 Commercial Road, Stepney, East London,  E1 0LA Come down and enjoy the chaos – and support the fantastic work Camden Calling do with homeless people in London. Paul

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