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Showing posts with label National Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Park. Show all posts
London National Park City - a 500 word writing challenge
What would/will London be like as a National Park City?You have a chance to share your vision in writing and have it added to the National Park City website.
You can write it in different formats, and have your imaginings shared widely...
You have until the end of March 2018 to send in your ideas.
Dan in the Financial Times
He's not dispensing advice on hedge funds... although he is a fan of hedges...
A nice article on Dan's recent spiral walk into London as part of the campaign for London as a National Park City.
And it's good to hear him described as "generously bearded"... I'll use that when I next introduce him...
A nice article on Dan's recent spiral walk into London as part of the campaign for London as a National Park City.
And it's good to hear him described as "generously bearded"... I'll use that when I next introduce him...
The Making of a National Park City
Will be here in a week or so's time with some students…
Sounds like it will be a great event with a variety of speakers and activities…
Sounds like it will be a great event with a variety of speakers and activities…
Find out more and be inspired at an evening of entertaining performances and provocative thinking.
This landmark event explores what a National Park City is, what this means for London, and how our capital can soon become the world's first.
Hosted by comedian Josie Long, speakers include designer Wayne Hemingway, campaigner Fiona Reynolds, firefighter Simon Jakeman, as well as the Bollywood Brass Band, artists and poets.
Come along and see how a simple idea can help transform one of the world's greatest cities.
Line-up includes:
Josie Long, comedian
Wayne Hemingway, designer
Dame Fiona Reynolds, campaigner
Andrew Simms, economist
Bollywood Brass Band, musicians
Judy Ling Wong, community activist
Beth Coller, psychotherapist
Simon Jakeman, firefighter
Laila Sumpton, poet
Rifat Batool, headteacher
Dr Tom Coffey, GP
Jasmine Kamal-Pasha, photographer
Mathew Frith, conservationist
Rachel Bradley, sustainability manager
Paul Hamblin, national parks director
Daniel Raven-Ellison, explorer
Charlton Manor Primary, bee keepers
Andy Mitchell, CEO
Charlotte Webster, artist
Chris Romer-Lee, director, Studio Octopi
Wayne Hemingway, designer
Dame Fiona Reynolds, campaigner
Andrew Simms, economist
Bollywood Brass Band, musicians
Judy Ling Wong, community activist
Beth Coller, psychotherapist
Simon Jakeman, firefighter
Laila Sumpton, poet
Rifat Batool, headteacher
Dr Tom Coffey, GP
Jasmine Kamal-Pasha, photographer
Mathew Frith, conservationist
Rachel Bradley, sustainability manager
Paul Hamblin, national parks director
Daniel Raven-Ellison, explorer
Charlton Manor Primary, bee keepers
Andy Mitchell, CEO
Charlotte Webster, artist
Chris Romer-Lee, director, Studio Octopi
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