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Iley: ‘We’ve spent seven years changing the perception of Mercury’

2013 was always going to be a big year for Mercury Records UK.

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Iley: ‘We’ve spent seven years changing the perception of Mercury’

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Billy Bragg: Where have Britain’s state school stars gone?

Billy Bragg gave the annual BBC John Peel Lecture at the Radio Festival in Salford last night – and used the platform to question why Britain’s modern emerging music stars tend not to be from a state school background. Bragg told of his own journey from state school poet to punk solo star in the 1970s, and queried what John Peel would think of today’s music listeners – who could use Spotify and other streaming services to personalise playlists

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Billy Bragg: Where have Britain’s state school stars gone?

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Festival Wood Gets More Trees!

With our first  300 trees in ‘FESTIVAL WOOD’ already planted, we are delighted to announce that hundreds more trees will be planted this year with support from our founding festivals including two of Scotland’s finest events, T-in-the-Park and Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival , as well as Bestival , Yorkshire’s Deer Shed Festival , the End Of The Road festival and the Glastonbury Festival which will add to the 100 trees donated by Big Green Coach from their coach trips to and from events in the 2011 festival season and the 100 trees from A Greener Festival’s volunteer team. The Wood is a partnership with Trees for Life who are working to restore Dundreggan’s forest

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Festival Wood begins – we’re off to plant 300 trees!

Great news – we’ve got our first 300 trees for Festival Wood, thanks to 100 trees donated by Big Green Coach from their coach trips to and from events in the 2011 festival season, 100 trees from a private donation and 100 trees from the team here at A Greener Festival. This is the best news we could have this week and Claire deserves a big pat on the back for making all of this work with our new friends at  Trees for Life who are working to restore Dundreggan’s forest. Dundreggan is a 10,000 acre area of wild land in Scotland near Loch Ness, between Inverness and Fort William, where Trees for Life are now working to restore native forests and wildlife habitats

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