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A Lake Odyssey
This is a radio programme about a community arts project taking place in the Chew Valley, Keynsham on 20th and 21st July 2002. The event involved over 200 local residents of varying ages. This programme is 14 minutes and 33 seconds long.
 
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Creators: Director - Chase, Benjamin
Author - Chase, Benjamin
Composer - Mole, Barry WCR
Subject: Art
 Community Development
Contributors: Warminster Community Radio - Funder/Sponsor
Commedia Millennium Awards - Funder/Sponsor
Community Media Association - Funder/Sponsor
Millennium Commission - Funder/Sponsor
Date created: 16 / 01 / 2003
Language: English
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Northeast Somerset
Bath
Rights: Community Media Association has non exclusive rights for the use of the work in The Showcase, but the overall copyright rests with Benjamin Chase. Copyright Benjamin Chase
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