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End of the Road 2022Larmer Tree Gardens, Dorset

IT MAY sound strange but one of the features that sets End of the Road apart from its many competitors on the UK festival circuit is that it’s about music.

Surely all music festivals are about music? Well, on the surface, yes. But in fact, these days there’s one thing that is often seen as more important than music – making money. Not so at End of the Road.

The first clue one gets as to the sound principles at the heart of this enduring cornerstone of the festival circuit – now in its 16th year – is the line-up. Chosen, not to pander to the dicta of pop (or even alternative) radio, but rather to create an eclectic mix that will challenge and excite. Pushing boundaries and often putting up-and-coming artists on the biggest stages of their careers – and the audience love it.

Take Grove, for example. The Bristol rapper, singer and producer gets an incongruous 3.45pm slot on the third stage, The Big Top, on the Saturday – but such is the power and intent of the UK garage/grime set, that one of those magic, live-performance feedback loops is established.

The audience are whipped up into a mosh-pit frenzy, feeding off the bouncing energy coming from the stage, which only serves to push Grove to even greater heights.

Towards the end of the set Grove pronounces it as “Next level stuff.” And by the time they closes with a grimy version of Sugababes’ Sound of the Underground and their own fearsome Ur Boyfriend’s Whack, they’re laughing in disbelief: “And it’s only 4:30.”

Later on the Saturday, after headliners Pixies have delivered a blistering 90 minutes of indie perfection (lead singer Black Francis’s voice showing no signs of losing any of its trademark power) on the main stage, Grove resurfaces on the Tipi Stage for a secret set – and the audience are still bouncing.

One song is dedicated to fellow Bristolians who tore down the statue of slave trader Edward Colston in 2020. Grove describes it as a proud moment to be black and British.

The energy of the crowd, which seems to have a more representative proportion of every age range than most festivals, of course has something to do with the great music. But there’s something else at play here too.

There’s space. Space to wander through the fantastic art installations in the woods. Space to camp. And space to appreciate the music. While festivals large and small are increasingly guilty of packing in more and more people to squeeze as much money as possible out of their audience, EotR stands as a beacon of integrity.

Independent and completely free of corporate sponsorship, it sells out every year months in advance, but the lure of increasing capacity is steadfastly resisted.

A particularly calm and quiet corner of the festival is the Talking Heads Stage. Hidden among the trees on ground that slopes down away from the main part of Lamer Tree Gardens, it is mainly used for spoken word performances.

But it also hosts some low-key acoustic acts, such as Christian Lee Hutson, who creates a magical hour at sunset on the Friday weaving stories together with his wry and sometimes heartbreaking takes on modern life.

Perhaps one of the most unusual acts of the weekend is Alabaster Deplume, the freeform jazz saxophonist/poet pushes boundaries on the Garden Stage and is another of the many who profusely thank the crowd for their rapt attention and support… and in Alabaster’s case he goes even further: “Thank you for living. I know it’s hard.”

Later he guests with the spellbinding Weather Station and later still, delivers another of the secret sets on the Tipi Stage.

Other highlights of the weekend include Anais Mitchell, Kevin Morby, Kurt Vile, Lucy Dacus, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Fleet Foxes and the incomparable avant-garde math rock of Black Midi.

An electrical storm delays the hugely anticipated Big Top finale from Yard Act, but when they finally take to the stage with their stinging political commentary of today’s Britain and characters they’ve created from it, it’s well worth the wait.

But their vitriol is not without moments of hope, one of which sums up the weekend beautifully, “Give me some of that good stuff, that human spirit. Cut it with 100 per cent endurance.”

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THE Dragons are rolling the dice next season by operating with a stripped-down squad.

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That decision does leave them vulnerable should injuries strike in one position, here are the areas of risk ahead of the coming campaign…

Dragons full-back Angus O'Brien

FULL-BACK: Angus O'Brien, Jordan Williams, David Richards, Ioan Davies.

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Williams has the ability to transform the attack but has not enjoyed a consistent run of games since 2019 when he ruptured knee ligaments.

Richards caught the eye after an early call from the bench in the win at the Scarlets while Davies needs to take any chances that come his way.

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RETURN: Ashton Hewitt is back for the Dragons

WING: Ashton Hewitt, Jared Rosser, Rio Dyer.

Clearly an area of vulnerability, even with the return of the influential Ashton Hewitt. The Dragons need him to enjoy a season free from injury along with Jared Rosser and Rio Dyer.

Other than that it would be either players shifted out wide – one of the full-backs or centre Sio Tomkinson – or a young prospect with Wales Under-20s international Oli Andrew looking to push on after impressing with Newport RFC.

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IMPACT: Summer signing Sio Tomkinson

CENTRE: Aneurin Owen, Jack Dixon, Max Clark, Sio Tomkinson, Cory Allen.

Strong options but there isn't huge depth after the gamble to release stalwart Adam Warren, always so consistent.

Owen is closing in on a return after a fractured ankle in March while strong-running, hard-hitting Dixon impressed in the run-in.

Clark arrives from Bath and while Tomkinson heads to Europe from the Highlanders and could be a stand-out signing.

Allen remains on the comeback trail and the Dragons will need some injury fortune in this area to avoid needing to field JJ Hanrahan as a makeshift 12 or Rosser an emergency 13.

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SWITCH: JJ Hanrahan will pull the strings

FLY-HALF: Sam Davies, JJ Hanrahan, Will Reed, Angus O'Brien.

Davies previously enjoyed dominance at 10 but that changed at the end of last season when promising Reed grasped his chance after a superb campaign with Newport RFC.

Experienced Hanrahan was signed to push Davies out of his comfort zone while O'Brien arrives with a dual role, covering 15 after coming through the Dragons' ranks as a fly-half.

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Gonzalo Bertranou will return from Pumas duty

SCRUM-HALF: Gonzalo Bertranou, Rhodri Williams, Lewis Jones.

The Dragons have three seasoned campaigners but Bertranou will miss the start of the season because of Argentina duty.

No youngsters have pushed on in recent seasons – Jonathan Evans was the last academy prospect to really make a mark – and that has to change in the coming years with Che Hope and Morgan Lloyd the promising prospects on the books.

RISK LEVEL: Medium

Wales prop Rob Evans scoring against the Dragons for the Scarlets last season

LOOSEHEAD: Rhodri Jones, Rob Evans, Aki Seiuli, Josh Reynolds.

There should be no problems here after deals were agreed for Wales props Jones and Evans from the Ospreys and Scarlets respectively.

Seiuli arrived from Glasgow last summer and proved to be a dependable presence on the left of the front row, playing in 21 of 22 fixtures to earn a contract extension.

Reynolds needs to push on and put the heat on his senior rivals – at 23 he is no longer a raw prospect.

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Wales hooker Bradley Roberts has joined from Ulster

HOOKER: Elliot Dee, Bradley Roberts, Ellis Shipp, James Benjamin.

Another area of strength with Wales internationals Dee and Roberts pushing each other for the start.

Shipp has been hindered by injury and needs to improve on an underwhelming 2021/22 while Benjamin has been given a chance after shifting from the back row to the heart of the front row.

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Leon Brown has struggled with injury

TIGHTHEAD: Leon Brown, Lloyd Fairbrother, Chris Coleman, Luke Yendle.

A very big worry. The Dragons need Leon Brown to get plenty of games under his belt but the Wales prop is already set to miss the start of the campaign after being hindered by a shoulder nerve issue for most of last season.

That puts an awful lot of responsibility on the fit-again Fairbrother while Coleman must continue his rise.

Yendle is back after a loan spell with Cornish Pirates but the roster is a worry in such a pivotal position.

RISK LEVEL: Very high

LEADER: Sean Lonsdale has made an early impression at the Dragons

LOCK: Will Rowlands, Ben Carter, Sean Lonsdale, George Nott, Joe Davies, Huw Taylor.

Could be an area of strength for the Dragons with Rowlands a hugely influential figure.

His fellow Wales international Ben Carter will look to keep developing while Sean Lonsdale and George Nott arrive with English Premiership experience, plus the ability to slot in at 6.

Joe Davies will be determined to stay in the mix while Huw Taylor has turned into a lock who can also cover the back row.

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Aaron Wainwright is one of the Dragons' many back row options

BACK ROW: Ross Moriarty, Taine Basham, Aaron Wainwright, Harri Keddie, Ollie Griffiths, Ben Fry, Lennon Greggains, Huw Taylor.

An area of the team that has always been a strength for the Dragons and there looks to be plenty more talent coming through the academy, notably Wales Under-20s blindside/lock Ryan Woodman.

The Dragons would need to be seriously unlucky to be stretched in this department and even have the options of Lonsdale and Nott against hefty packs.

International periods will lead to some absentees but Wales' strength means it is highly unlikely that more than three would get called up.

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Lord Lieutenants Trophy - Merlin Golf Club - Sunday 15 August 2010

St Mellion pair Mike Nancekivell and Peter Mehigan scored a fantastic 46 stableford points to win the Lord Lieutenants Trophy yesterday at Merlin.

With the course in excellent condition pairs from clubs across the county competed in a 4 ball better ball format with the proceeds raised from the competition being donated to the St John Ambulance Cornwall Division.

The early pace setters were local pairing of Dave Osgood and Mick Hargreaves with 44 points and although this score was equalled by Ben Treleaven & Daniel Sleeman (Falmouth) and Mark Austerfield & Ian Colwill (Merlin) they still held top slot on count back.

However this all changed when Nancekivell & Mehigan playing in the penultimate four ball posted the winning score.

At the presentation the trophy and commemorative tankards were presented to the winners and runners up by the CGU Immediate Past President Graham Binney and Commander Bob Sturland of the St John Ambulance was present to receive a donation of £750.00

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1.Mike Nancekivell & Peter Mehigan (St Mellion) 46 pts2.Dave Osborne & Mick Hargreaves (Merlin) 44 pts3.Mark Austerfield & Ian Colwill (Merlin) 44 pts4.Ben Treleaven & Daniel Sleeman (Falmouth) 44 pts5.Paul Edmunds & Jeremy Maude (Porthpean) 43 pts6.James Bennalick & Cary Clark (Merlin) 42 pts7.Pat Kessell & Jon Barber (Radnor) 40 pts

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