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Peter, who speaks fluent French, has worked in the European Parliament, the Yorkshire regional office and the BBC in Brussels, acting as a producer during the French Presidential elections. He has written for The Independent and Leeds Student, and produced news packages for Leeds Student Radio. He is now in the final year of his BA at Leeds University.

I study humans and machines and find both of them quite beautiful. I am into "new things" but love old-fashioned words. I tend to believe that the whole is more than the sum of its parts and that life is easier if you can have coffee, chocolate and gossip.

Lucy May Constantini spent the best part of a decade working in a freelance capacity in contemporary dance and theatre as a creator, performer and teacher.  She then trained as a broadcast journalist and worked for the BBC.  She now works part-time as a less charming version of Ugly Betty and is focusing on writing and dance while practising yoga and studying mathematics.  She is British and French and grew up over three continents with a special and wistful fondness for equatorial Africa.

Cecil: Just because I'm named after a cinema in Hull which closed about 20 years ago does not mean I cannot have my own blog. Most of the films I will be reviewing on this blog would probably never have been shown at the Cecil Cinema in Hull, but it's the memory that counts... Bea: Bea-ing from Down Under, I will be taking an interest in films from a more southern clime, although this could mean Italy, Turkey, Brighton or Australia...

Sarah Dudney has worked in the City for the past six years as a headhunter, travelling to Tokyo, New York, Zurich and Geneva. She was brought up and educated on the West coast of Scotland and is still recovering from that experience. She read modern languages at Edinburgh University.

Starting life by the seaside in Morecambe, Caroline has moved via too many jobs and interests through Spain via Texas and Scotland to London. A published translator and director of a small Scottish film company she currently works for the European Parliament UK Office as Press attache and Head of Outreach.

recent blogs
 
2008: les blogeueses arrivent

Caroline Boyle, 16th January 2008 - 14:10

Welcome to 2008 - to Liverpool European Capital of Culture and the European Year of Inter-Cultural Dialogue.

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Move to a better future

Sarah Dudney, 13th January 2008 - 20:26

And so reads the slogan of the Baobab cultural troupe,

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A Red Gold and Green Christmas

Sarah Dudney, 29th December 2007 - 18:52

This will be a short but very sweet note from West Africa and Ghana ( national colours red gold and green) where I have been very lucky to enjoy Christmas here

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Belfast in December

Caroline Boyle, 13th December 2007 - 17:57

From the mid-1980s I started to go to Belfast once or twice a year

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Hysterical on Historical Films - a short note on celluloid trauma

Sarah Dudney, 05th December 2007 - 18:45

As an armchair critic on the European film circuit I feel it important to flag my deep despondency on viewing Elizabeth I the Golden Age (director Shekhar Kapur)

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Mixed signals, national mottos and remembrance

Caroline Boyle, 11th November 2007 - 23:36

Culture, Codes, and filters was the title of a conference looking at the hidden layers which can distort or hinder communication.

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Living in the Plenitude

Caroline Boyle, 08th November 2007 - 00:03

Sometimes, London - particularly when one is a bit tired and under the weather - seems impossible.

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Looking beyond our shores in Wakefield

Caroline Boyle, 16th October 2007 - 23:14

The past few weeks at work have been marked by a series of train journeys to parts of England I have never visited before.

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Can Facebook speak Mediterranean ?

Sarah Dudney, 03rd October 2007 - 09:14

Face book wants to expand into other languages, it announced to the press this week

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Birthdays, thoughts of death, brides and yachts in Sicily

Caroline Boyle, 12th September 2007 - 18:03

The summer holidays began for me with one 80th birthday party and ended with another

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