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PCQ own manifesto Arts movement based within the community PCQ is about peoples storys through art and expressed through beauty Art can be done anywhere-The Gallery does not matter you can show art anywhere from the gallery to the street to Facebook Holistic- spirituality of the mind subconsciously and unconsciously Uncensored expression Realism DIY - individual expression working together or independently Don’t have to be career driven or academic just make art We are not afraid to fail and will always learn from mistakes is part of the process Experimentation Art can be mysterious and does not need explaining all the time Against novelty and gimmicks Don’t always have to be clever you can be wrong Against convention in art like white walls and believe in art happenings and galleries in people’s houses or disused spaces We do agree that education and institutions are about ticking boxes and outcomes rather than places of thinking or creative freedom. These places primary motivation are financial and do not work in the favor of the local arts communities rather they are about academia achievement rather than someone’s ability to make good works of art or to allow true artistic freedom where the craft is more respected than written work. However the change must come from within and art and education can and should be about creating places of freedom and that colleges, universities and educational circles should be more connected to the real world and the arts communities and the art communities connected to them. Spiritual art not just fairyland or Lord of the Rings spirituality is about humanity and our quest to understand ourselves and can be expressed through the arts Being understood and not having to fit boxes is important to keep artistic identity Students and artists should study work of artists from all backgrounds Flawed people can be great artists We understand and sympathize that art should not always be about profit margins and believe all art has value in all form and in how its shown from a gallery to the street or the house. Art for all is good, this encourages people from all ages, creed, gender and disabilities to take up art to express their freedoms through art.

Who Let The Dads Out? is all about creating space where dads and their young children can have fun together and is founded on the Christian principle of wanting to demonstrate God's love to communities.We are in the heart of the city and believe in having fun and sharing our community spirit with other Dads who could do with meeting Dads and for children to have a place to play.

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A not-for-profit membership organisation which provides a range of services for people of all ages and interests - it's not just for kids! www.plymouthplay.org

The PTA welcomes parents, uncles, aunties, grandparents, and friends of the school who are willing to volunteer as little or as much time to help organize and plan events throughout the school year.

Our aim is to promote cooperation and unity between individuals, groups and agencies within the community and to work on issues of common concern. We're always looking for new members - so if you live in Stonehouse and would like to join in planning events and get involved in local issues...just get in touch...

Stonehouse Community Gym, is a gym that welcomes all varying from the ages of 12+ (with parental provision), 16+ (without parental provision) and all the way up to those who are 50 years +. Our memberships are not contracts so you are free to chose when you come and go to the gym. We also have a scheme called the EOR (Exersice On Referal) so if you have health problems such as diabeties, obesity, have had a stroke or heartattck recently, or even if you have had a baby then you can go to the doctors to ensure that you are able to exercise and get a form which comfirms this. This then allows us to create a safe exercise routine which will not affect your health conditions by for example making them worse. Our opening times are: Monday-Thursday: 9am-7pm, Friday: 9am-6pm and Saturday 10am-3pm. We are located in the HQ building at Union Street. If you have any queries then please feel free to call us on 01752 220200. We charge £5 for a membership (this lasts for 1 year) along with £3.50 for an induction with an instructor. The use of the gym is unlimited with these fee's after you have done an induction and got a membership. You can then pay the fee of £2.50 each time you come into the gym or pay £20 for a monthly ticket which enables you to use the gym as much as you like for the month. We have deals that are going on in which will be updated to let you know when they are starting and coming to an end. We currently have some Zumba sessions running. These are on Monday's at St Peter's Primary school at 6pm-7pm. It costs £3 to attend these sessions. We are also offering a Free! Level 1 course on Instructing in a Gym. The next course starts in January 2012. For more information on this course please contact us via facebook or the above number.

A time bank is a way for people to come together and share their skills and know-how. Everyone's skill, time and contribution is equally recognised and valued. For every hour of help that someone puts in they get one time credit. You can exchange your time credits on getting help with something else or you can save them to use in the future. Anyone over 18 can join. Local businesses and organisations can join too. Make new friends by joining in !!!