Monthly Archives: May 2007

It was a sad day that Margaret Moss died. She was an inspiration to us all. She will be sadly missed. Her funeral details can be found here. “Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn … Continue reading →

Jyoti just drew my attention to this demo this coming Saturday.

It’s really wet and windy outside. Don’t leave home without a coat! I managed to get soaked on the way home from the coach station. It is good to be home. It’s been a busy week in London, managed to … Continue reading →

It’s a lovely day off today and if Keyvan finishes working I’m going to convince him to cycle to Richmond Park. Outside the window I can see a blackbird picking cherries off the cherry tree and life suddenly seems good! … Continue reading →

I’m back in good old grimy London, stressed capital of the world! I seem to be groaning under the weight of two assignments and weekly commuting! Consequently I have no sightseeing plans for this week but last week I visited … Continue reading →

Just read this article and thought it was worth everyone else reading as well! Oliver James: Cheap Labour.

Tony Blair has just resigned and made the most outrageous speech. Titbits included “Britain is a blessed nation” and “Britain is the greatest nation on earth”. He talked of getting things wrong but then defended his position on war, terrorism … Continue reading →

The rain has finally come after days of dry, grey chill. rainy days – good for the plants and reading books! Was tipped off about this rather good leaflet last night. Check out this lib com page for info on … Continue reading →

The EASF is drawing closer! The big day is Saturday! Delicious workshops on food co-ops, claiming benefits, organising events and oh so much more, washed down with tea and biscuits. Visit the website for more info. The weather is lovely … Continue reading →