LOVABILITY FEEDBACK

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Click READ MORE to find out about b-side's recent public consultation focused on Portland's Lovability which will help inform b-side's future development on the Isle - led by Martin Robertson from Edinburgh Napier University and Nicole Ferdinand from Bournemouth University. This research is funded as part of b-side's Arts Council Catalyst Funding helping small organisations to build a more sustainable future. #IlovePortland

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