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  • Vacancies: mySociety Web Developer

    Are you looking for smart colleagues, meaningful projects, and fresh technology challenges? mySociety is a community of coders and technology fiends using our talents to make the world a better place. We do this by building useful, high impact, democratic open source web apps likeFixMyStreet.com, WhatDoTheyKnow.com and TheyWorkForYou.com, and running projects, such as Alaveteli.org, […]

     
  • Camden Free Cyclists Breakfast: Wed 20th June

    Come for free croissants and to meet with cyclists and get help from Dr Bike at this popular event now in its 15th year. Also bike marking from the Metropolitan Police Safer Transport Team (Camden). Cycle information from Camden Council Smarter Travel Team.   Ossulston Street by junction with Brill […]

     
  • Video: Doggy Dilemma

    There’s something about this that really tickles me. Enjoy.

     
  • Review: Detroit

    Detroit, at the National Theatre, is something quite unexpected. Appearing at first to simply be a play about new neighbours in an American suburb the layers of the onion gradually unfold transforming a witty, well performed play into something far stronger. As the backyard barbecues go on Ben and Mary […]

     
  • Welcome to Southwark, now keep out

    Sometimes you get the impression that some estates are all stick and no carrot. This is actually the one green space in the immediate, and it is of course behind bars, unused and it is forbidden to play on it. Why don’t they build a glue factory on it and […]

     
  • Vacancies: Stagiaire/Intern – Brussels office of Jean Lambert MEP

    An opening has arisen for a Stagiaire in the Brussels office of Jean Lambert, Green MEP for London, starting at the beginning of September 2012 for a period of 6 months. The position provides an excellent opportunity to gain an insight into the everyday workings of the European Parliament, to […]

     
  • The Picasso of the road

    There seems to be a few of these around London. Really lovingly graffiti-ed vans gracing our roads, or often just our car parks. Long may it continue.

     
  • Vacancies: Total Politics event co-ordinator

    Event co-ordinator £20,000-24,000 depending on experience Total Politics Events has recently launched the event division and is looking to expand! At Total Politics Events we focus on public policy conferences, we produce our own conferences as well as organising events on behalf of clients, providing a first class service, originality, creativity […]

     
  • Cows to represent British Olympian spirit

    With the news that the Olympic openning ceremony is to conjure up images of a greener Britain using farm yard animals like horses, cows and ducks – yes ducks – it’s time to reflect on whether these people are just making it up as they go along. According to the […]

     
  • Video: Rhyl Primary School growing project

    We spoke to Tom Moggach, author of the The Urban Kitchen Gardener and teacher, about the growing project that he helps run at Rhyl Primary School. It was good to see a primary school taking such a committed approach to teaching young kids. Many school have projects around gardening but […]