Taken from Green Events Date: Sunday 07 Sep 2008 Time: 11am-8pm. Description: Speakers, stalls, entertainment & more. £1 (under 16 free). Venue: Kensington Town Hall, Hornton Street, London W8 Contacts: E-mail: robandal55@googlemail.com Web Address: www.vegancampaigns.org.uk/festival
My friend Jilna has spent time researching new recipes as I have recently become vegan. They look so good I had to share them with you! Please share what you think if you make them? Chocolate sauce (vegan, using custard powder) Ingredients · 1 1/2 cups plain soy milk · Read more…
This has been taken from the website called Not Milk. I have broken the letter up as it’s quite long and very rich in terms of what we need to know. Small doses may help in terms of taking it in. Thus I’m going to produce a series of posts Read more…
Here’s some info about an event which is mentioned in the 100 Black Men of London newsletter. Tiemo Entertainments present the second half of their double bill of summer seminars this month. 28 August 2008: The Secrets That Lie Beneath a Man’s Soul What every male should discover…What every woman Read more…
Harrow have started sending messages like this to help in prevent crime. I think it’s an excellent way of reaching people. I guess, the downside is that you then may feel more fear and it’s not nice to live with fear. However, I think I have a responsibility to behave Read more…
Taken from Green Events Date: Sunday 31 Aug 2008 Description: An independent Green Fair for London, powered by solar and wind energy. Expect thousands of enthusiastic Londoners to come and enjoy the day, learn about current environmental issues and solutions, discover practical innovations in sustainable living and reducing climate change Read more…
Taken from Green Events Earthwatch Lecture Date: Thursday 16 Oct 2008 to Thursday 16 Oct 2008 Time: 7.00pm-8.30pm Description: Dr. Dawn Scott & Dr. Rich Reading will give two talks on Earthwatch projects, South Africa’s Brown Hyenas’ and Wildlife of the Mongolian Steppe’, species in the one case often unfairly Read more…
