Prsc.org.uk Website Review

PRSC curate an outdoor gallery in Stokes Croft, with our own wall on Jamaica Street attracting local and international artistic talent. Our artists make experimentally decorated china right here in Stokes Croft, using new and salvaged ceramic transfers. Since 2007, the People’s Republic of Stokes Croft – PRSC – has worked tirelessly to promote civil liberty with a particular focus on public space. Sweeping, painting and speaking out are part of their resistance to zealous overregulation of independent initiative. Their lead has arguably encouraged others to do the same and, as a result, Stokes Croft remains a hub of confident and creative dissent. I'm coming out of work stressed and late, feeling angry at the modern world for being so hard to cope with. Head down, rushing home, scowling at the pavement as I go, listing life's little injustices in my head - all the minor problems that built over the day to make.. Dear Bristol! We are delighted to announce the 15 finalists for the Proper Bristol Postcard Competition, and the winner of the Under 18s Westmoreland House, Stokes Croft's iconic derelict playground, will be gone by Christmas. Even before Burning Candy painted the giant skull and crocodile on its upper stories, the gutted hulk of Westmoreland House was a symbol of the dilapidation of Stokes.. It's 2019 and The People's Comedy returns to The PRSC Space. The 4th January is set to be a fantastic night of political, social and cultural comedy featuring some of the most exciting gras*roots comedians of Bristol and beyond. On the first Friday of every month, the People’s Republic of Stokes Croft presents this revolutionary event - the UK’s only regular socio-political comedy night, where Bristol’s satirists deconstruct the power paradigm to comedic effect, and the acts ACTUALLY get paid.… An event every month that begins at 7:00pm on day First of the month, repeating until April 5, 2019 On the first Friday of every month, the People's Republic of Stokes Croft present a revolutionary event. The UK's only sociopolitical