PEL article, BBC R4 Now

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: Nigel Parsons
Date: 09 May 03 - 09:25 AM

Thanks Roger, found it now. The write up alongside "Right to Blow" mentions the Houses of Parliament's Human Rights section, and their view of this proposed law.

Nigel

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: Roger the Skiffler
Date: 09 May 03 - 09:16 AM

From Nigel's link go to Jazz UK then Issue 51 then News,Raps P7 then scroll down to bottom right hand corner.

RtS

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: Nigel Parsons
Date: 09 May 03 - 04:40 AM

RTS: website is Jazzservices I can't find the picture there, but I've e-mailed to ask if it's on-line anywhere

Nigel

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: Roger the Skiffler
Date: 09 May 03 - 03:33 AM

I saw the print version. Doesn't look as if they have a website ,their E-mail is: [e-mail]
The MU piece only mentioned the wewbsite for the petition: www.musiclovers.ukart.com

RtS

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: GUEST
Date: 09 May 03 - 01:59 AM

What is the link Roger?

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: Roger the Skiffler
Date: 08 May 03 - 04:07 AM

Have you seen the MU campaign poster? Reproduced in this month's Jazz UK , it shows Tony Blair with his guitar above the slogan "Be careful where you play it, Tony" !

RtS

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull
Date: 07 May 03 - 09:33 PM

its illegal to sing there as well, mr speaker told him to shut up!

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: Mr Happy
Date: 07 May 03 - 09:10 PM

not george galloway?- a hero!!

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: John J
Date: 07 May 03 - 12:27 PM

FALSE ALARM.

It was about someone singing in the Scottish Parliament.

Sorry folks.

John

Subject: RE: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: GUEST,Alan
Date: 07 May 03 - 12:15 PM

I hope they don't ban the singing in the Railway tonight

Subject: PEL article, BBC R4 Now
From: John J
Date: 07 May 03 - 12:11 PM

I've just heard a trailer on BBC R4 PM programme for an article later in the programme on singing (or the banning of singing) in pubs.

John