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Pedestrianniversary!
Posted on Wednesday-27-August-2008
On the 17th October 2008 we will be celebrating 10 years of Pedestrian at the Roadmender, Northampton.
The Roadmender is where it all started for a lot of the volunteers that work with and help run Pedestrian, so it's the ideal place to be gathering everyone together for a fantastic night of first class dj's and turntablists.
A line-up and further details will appear here over the next few weeks.. but for now just make sure you have the 17th October in your diary - we'd love for you to come and celebrate 10 years of educating young people through the arts with us.
Free Pedestrian Event
Posted on Saturday-21-June-2008
We teamed up with our good friends at Softouch to put on what is set to become a regular series of quarterly events at the The Shed in Leicester - pioneering young urban artists from the city.
The event was supported by the good people at Emery Johnson Solicitors in Leicester who helped us to keep providing positive opportunities for the young people in the East Midlands.


Our Creative Partnerships Project Wins an Award!
Posted on Sunday-1-June-2008
Our Creative Partnerships Project is run with our partners Riverside Business & Enterprise College, and on 15th May won an award together! The award was from the Leicestershire Education Business Company (LEBC) who aim to inspire and motivate young people by developing partnerships between schools, business and the wider community.
The award was for a 9minute radio show, entered into the 'enterprising radio shows' category sponsored by Wiggle FM at South Leicestershire College. The group of students who planned, presented, and produced the show on their own radio station - and were largely from Year 8 - beat even some sixth formers to the winning spot!
All the students involved received a certificate from LEBC, and will have their show played on Wiggle FM when it goes live to the local are in November.
The students have also been shortlisted to the final 10 for another radio competition this month - the Schools Radio Network. Fingers crossed!










