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Woodside accepts Fringe artists will have their say

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Jonathan Davidson

Hopes to please both sides. ENB/Mark Tilly

Hopes to please both sides. ENB/Mark Tilly

Woodside's sponsorship of Fringe has been the subject of criticism for some years, with protest ramping up in tandem with wider climate protests. Artrage CEO Sharon Burgess believes the move is the...

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