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Francis henry
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Francis henry is attending Marion Hofmann's eventFancy a Rubbish Breakfast ? - lets talk rubbish at Kensal Green
March 23, 2013 from 9am to 12pm
Fancy%20A%20Rubbish%20Beakfast.pdfAs part of our Kensal Green Streets project, please join us for breakfast on Saturday 23rd March on Park Parade (corner of Leghorn Road) between 9am and 12noon. We'll be serving free coffee, juice and croissants and talking rubbish. How to reduce it, how to reuse it, how to recycle…See More
Francis henry is attending Marion Hofmann's eventMake Art for Fairtrade at The Library Lab, Willesden Green Library Centre
March 9, 2013 from 2pm to 5pm
Fairtrade Fortnight Event at The Library Lab, Willesden Green libraryExercise your natural creativity and help build an installation with this free activity. All materials are provided and children must be accompanied by an adult. For more information please email ruth@kitching.clara.co.ukSee More
Francis henry is attending Martin Roger Francis's eventBrent Students Climate Change Conference March 20th at College of North West London,
March 20, 2013 from 10am to 3:45pm
Brent Council, Brent Campaign Against Climate Change and the College of North West London are jointly organising this conference for Years 11-13 and FE students. Full details are HERE Register by February 8thSee More
A blog post by Francis henry was featuredSt Georges School Sudbury Hill need assistance with their nature trail
I visited St Georges’ School Sudbury Hill, they have a Fenced off nature trail in a parcel of land between the school grounds and The Clementine Church Hospital. The plot is a few acres in size and already has a log path, I understand the area was once maintained, in the last 10 or 20 years it has naturally been allowed to grow wild. There are numerous trees and much of the area has an ivy covering. The school have not been able to make use of the nature trial as they have no expertise in…See More
Francis henry posted a blog postSt Georges School Sudbury Hill need assistance with their nature trail
I visited St Georges’ School Sudbury Hill, they have a Fenced off nature trail in a parcel of land between the school grounds and The Clementine Church Hospital. The plot is a few acres in size and already has a log path, I understand the area was once maintained, in the last 10 or 20 years it has naturally been allowed to grow wild. There are numerous trees and much of the area has an ivy covering. The school have not been able to make use of the nature trial as they have no expertise in…See More
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St Georges School Sudbury Hill need assistance with their nature trail
I visited St Georges’ School Sudbury Hill, they have a Fenced off nature trail in a parcel of land between the school grounds and The Clementine Church Hospital. The plot is a few acres in size and already has a log path, I understand the area was once maintained, in the last 10 or 20 years it has naturally been allowed to grow wild. There are numerous trees and much of the area has an ivy covering.
The school have not been able to make use of the nature trial as they have…
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BIG LAUNCH of the EDIBLE HIGH ROAD at library on Salusbury Road
May 18, 2013 from 10:30am to 1pm
BIG LAUNCH of the EDIBLE HIGH ROAD on SALUSBURY ROAD this Saturday 18th May 10.30am to 1pmAll help is very welcome for the Big Launch of the Edible High Road - a river of fruit and nut trees on Salusbury Road for three weeks. It is this Saturday outside the library on Salusbury Road 10.30am to 1pm. Helpers are being asked to bring food and drink and we'll be giving out info about Transition Town Kensal to Kilburn, and Field to Fork a new local food growing initiative. We will be delivering the…See More
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