Village Voice

The Village Voice is 25 years old in April 2025 and to celebrate this you can read the four pages of this first issue below. Scan horizontal to see the full pages 2 and 3.
The Village Voice was started by Malcolm Scott in Spring of 2000 then just 4 pages in monochrome.

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Deliverers are always required, please contact if you can help especially in Burgh Castle

It will not take up much of your time and will be very rewarding. Contact information is in each copy below.

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If you would like to join us and can bring new ideas to the Village Voice then please get in contact for a chat and more information

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Presentation afternoon with Joanna Cannon

A packed hall at Moorlands School was present to see the author Joanna Cannon present the prizes and certificates to the winners of the Village Voice writing competition. After the presentation she then held an question and answer session with the editor Regi Alexander.