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Julie Tomlin

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As seen in: VICE, Press Gazette, De Correspondent, Camden New Journal, Islington Tribune, The Big Issue in the North
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Blog: Annie Lloyd

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By Antonia Charlesworth Verified, Julie Tomlin, Christian Lisseman Verified
| The Big Issue in the North Verified
The first Compass Festival in 2011 was a modest affair – a handful of small projects over one weekend supporting a symposium on interactive live art in public places. We attracted almost 3,500 people and the response was so positive we were hooked. We programmed that festival through a combination of inviting artists we know and love, and making a national call-out. And that model has stood us in good stead ever since.
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Sex zone protests

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By Saskia Murphy, Julie Tomlin, Roger Ratcliffe Verified, Martin Guttridge Hewitt
| The Big Issue in the North Verified
Residents living near the UK’s first managed red light zone have vowed to continue protests against the initiative following reports of antisocial behaviour. Leeds’s Holbeck district became the country’s first legal red light area in 2014 when it was introduced as a pilot scheme to tackle an existing problem. Since the year 2000 nine sex workers had been murdered in Leeds and Bradford and two were victims of attempted murder.
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Food for struggling citizens

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By Ciara Leeming, Charlie Clutterbuck, Julie Tomlin, Campbell Robb
| The Big Issue in the North Verified
A “citizens’ supermarket” is to open in Birkenhead – targeting residents who are struggling to pay the bills. Work has begun on the site, which will sell quality surplus groceries at less than half their normal cost and also offer supportive services including welfare rights, debt and budgeting advice, and jobseeking help.
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