'cene : Print Edition #24

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In this issue we go out on the razz with Harriet Kemsley. We talk Ikea adverts and Dutch death metal with Star.One, don't take no for an answer with Rebel Yuth, get a shoe to the head with Mike Palmer, Reprezent with Marz Fay, grime up poetry with Patience Agbabi and find some fun in St John's.

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This magazine is printed on World Land Trust ™ Approved carbon balanced paper supplies.
We use only FSC® certified & responsibly sourced paper
’cene is printed in the UK using a carbon neutral supplier with biodegradable ink

PRINTED EDITION : NON-SUBSCRIPTION

In this issue we go out on the razz with Harriet Kemsley. We talk Ikea adverts and Dutch death metal with Star.One, don't take no for an answer with Rebel Yuth, get a shoe to the head with Mike Palmer, Reprezent with Marz Fay, grime up poetry with Patience Agbabi and find some fun in St John's.

DO OUR PLANET A FAVOUR

Please recycle into paper waste when finished

This magazine is printed on World Land Trust ™ Approved carbon balanced paper supplies.
We use only FSC® certified & responsibly sourced paper
’cene is printed in the UK using a carbon neutral supplier with biodegradable ink

HELLO : A NOTE FROM OUR EDITOR

Yet again, we don’t even know where to begin with what’s happening in the UK right now. 

So we aren’t going to worry about it… for a bit. Kent’s creative community continues to march on defiantly despite everything, while the hospitality industry does its best to avoid being Trussed up quicker than a Christmas Tory, sorry, turkey. And that’s all any of us can do. Our best work.

In this edition, ‘cene sticks to its mantra of shining a light on the people and places making every day a little bit brighter. We have musicians, photographers, comedians, extreme sports nuts, fashion designers, poets and a shedload of cracking places to eat, drink and play. As we said before, change is coming… we all know it.

Joe.
Editor