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Rolle College Protest

Saturday, 10 May 2008, 10:00 - 12:00

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East Devon MP Hugo Swire has called upon all those interested in preserving the Owen Building and campus at Rolle College Exmouth as a centre for post 16 learning to join him in a demonstration at Rolle College.

The protesters will meet at the entrance to the Owen building on Saturday 10th May ay 10am. At 10.30am the demonstrators will march down to the Magnolia Centre where they will be addressed by Hugo Swire, the local Mmeber of Parliament who has been at the forefront of the campaign to save the campus for Exmouth.

Hugo Swire said 'Regardless of whether or not Plymouth University have entered into any provisional agreement with a developer we still need to show that we are serious in saying "Hands Off" when it comes to the Owen Building and surrounding campus. I urge all those who support this regardless of whether they live in Exmouth or not to come and join us on this March. I am still confident that we can persuade Plymouth University and their agents and interested parties that Devon County Council are serious in wanting to acquire the site for the town."

MESSAGE FROM MIKE AUSTIN - VICE PRESIDENT EXMOUTH & EXETER
If Rolle College still means as much to you guys as it did during the Exmouth Strikes Back campaign, then Please Please come down on Saturday 10th May and get involved. Lets show Plymouth that we won't be walked over!!!

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