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THE TRANSPORT ISSUE<br />
CONTENTS<br />
Bits and bobs.<br />
8-25. This month’s cover artist, Jack<br />
Davey, of Studio Bolt, this month’s<br />
My <strong>Lewes</strong> Tony Parker, and the usual<br />
suspects including a far-flung Spread<br />
the Word, an Eastport Lane Ghost<br />
Pub and the <strong>Lewes</strong> Living Wage<br />
group.<br />
45<br />
Columns.<br />
27-31. David Jarman is on theme<br />
(for once), Chloë King is on a bookcooking<br />
high, and Mark Bridge is on<br />
the buses.<br />
In Town this Month.<br />
33. Jonathan Brown’s on-tour play A<br />
Good Jew comes home.<br />
35. The Pells Pool’s resident (longhand)<br />
writer, Tanya Shadrick.<br />
37-41. Classical music. Beatrice<br />
Philips, founding director of the<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Chamber Music Festival,<br />
Glyndebourne singer Christopher<br />
Purves (on A Cunning Little Vixen<br />
and time away from home) and Paul<br />
Austin Kelly’s round-up.<br />
43-49. Art. Lucinka Soucek’s Passing<br />
Trains, and what’s on in and around<br />
town including Rachael Plummer,<br />
Melanie Manchot, Willem Sandberg<br />
and Prunella Clough.<br />
51-57. Diary Dates. What’s what and<br />
what’s on, including, <strong>June</strong> being <strong>June</strong>,<br />
a whole lot of fêtes.<br />
59-60. Gig guide. John Crampton’s<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Railway Station p. 97 (photo courtesy of Edward Reeves)
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