title	Uni: A Van Gogh Grant Cuts Protest, Plymouth, Devon - 8th March 1986
intro	It's only a few days after the mass anti-Norman Fowler/grant cuts demo in London when, back in Plymouth, there's some follow-up activism in the city centre. It's a joint venture with Plymouth Art College, which has provided someone dressed up as Vincent van Gogh. There's a punch-line placard which reads "Dear Mr. Fowler, what more do you want, an arm and a leg?" in a reference to Vincent having already lost an ear. The protest also features one of Nosher's early signwriting efforts, in the form of the title strips on an information board.
scan-120105-0001	A bloke with a pipe talks to Death
scan-120105-0002	Roaming about with a giant pair of scissors
scan-120105-0003	Maggie Thatcher joins in
scan-120105-0004	Someone does an impression of Norman Fowler
scan-120105-0007	Buskers do their thing
scan-120105-0013	More political re-enactments
scan-120105-0014	Leaflets are handed out
scan-120105-0015	Mal Edgson poses for a photo
scan-120105-0016	Nosher's signwriting effort
scan-120105-0017	Vincent potters around with his palette
scan-120105-0018	Students' Union Television - SUTV - interviews Death
scan-120105-0019	Mal Edgson's rainbow jumper
scan-120105-0020	Simon Bento and Karen Wilkins
scan-120105-0021	A sack is hurled around outside Burton
scan-120105-0022	Vincent outside Marks and Spencer
scan-120105-0011	A human pyramid is about to form
scan-120105-0024	The human pyramid
scan-120105-0026	Ta-da! The human pyramid is ready
scan-120105-0025	Wielding oversized scissors
scan-120105-0005	Sam Kennedy in the Fly offices
scan-120105-0006	Typing up a bit of Fly on 4" rolls of paper
scan-120105-0009	Mervyn, one of the SU printers
scan-120105-0010	Dai Edwards in the Fly office