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Issue 29 Spring 2006 For dowmloadable PDF version click (10Mb)
 
  CONTENTS

  Two Way Traffic? 3

  News in Brief 4

  Letters 6

  Porn Again 8

  Straight to the Point 10

  Springtime for Jules 11

  Fairtrade 12

  Think Global... Act N16 12

  Round the Bend 16  

  The Round House 16

  Market Forces 18

  Broader than Broadway 19   

  Stokey Press Watch 20

  Every Breath You Take 21

  Stoking the Pudding 22

  Arts & Entertainment 24

  Local Music 26

  Daniel Defoe 30

  Queen of Stokey 30

  Open Mic 31

  From a Small Tent in Cuba 32

  You Get Me? 33

  Church Street Trader 34

  Farmers' Market 35

   A Singular man 36

  Looking for Pete 37

  Just Over the Border 38

  Blue Riband 39
  Comedy Candy 39
  Wine 40
  Bagloads of Compost 40
  View from the Lane 41
  Boy in the Clock End 42
  Xword 42

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Looking for Pete

By Helen Griffiths

In case you missed it, Stoke Newington has been honoured recently with several visits from tabloid favourite Pete Doherty.

Sadly, Barden’s Boudoir didn’t reopen with a secret gig from the shambolic genius that is Babyshambles. Instead Doherty was indulging in his other favourite pastime: getting arrested. Due to some erratic behaviour and that familiar glazed look, Doherty was arrested in Whitechapel and Hackney in December and had to report to Stoke Newington Police Station. So, doing my best investigative journalist trick, I thought I’d try to get a comment from the troubled wordsmith – or from one his usually verbose friends – for this most illustrious local publication.

And would you believe it, it was all to no avail? For a man so fond of talking to journalists he was surprisingly tricky to track down. I contemplated hiding under a blanket outside the police station with a camera and a microphone but it was snowing and I felt a bit daft at the prospect. However, I do have it on a reliable authority from Pentonville that he eats Coco Pops for breakfast (ground-breaking it may not be but it’s absolutely true) – I bet the Guardian wish they’d got that exclusive from the prison diaries.

Still, maybe we’ll get him to come back for the fringe. I think Babyshambles in the garden of the Auld Shelilagh sounds like an excellent Sunday afternoon.

 
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