"Hope some of you might be interested to come to this screening tomorrow evening at Elmwood Tennis Club from 7PM..."
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Film Screening of Babyhood (www.babyhood-film.com) at Elmwood Tennis Club
September 19, 2012 from 7pm to 10pm
A parenting film that gives you the evidence, reassurance and support to follow your instincts.See More
Clare Latham commented on kate jangra's blog post Babyhood - film
"Loved it - a film very much on the side of the child, thought-provoking and with some excellent poetry, which really brought it all home. Good to be reminded of how simple the important parts of child rearing are."
kate jangra posted a blog post
Babyhood - film
This project was born out of my experiences of having my first child, and how much it made me question myself and everything i thought was normal. I couldn't help but be drawn to reading books looking at parenting practices, and deciphering them was hard. I started to realise that we (mothers and fathers) don't trust ourselves anymore to do the right thing, it is almost as if we have handed over responsibility to those in power, be it the media, politicians, teachers, or our own parents to…See More
Chris Wells commented on kate jangra's blog post Threat to Allotments...
"Hi Kate, thanks for alerting us to this campaign.
I just blogged about this here: http://bit.ly/g4pAI3
And tweeted here: http://twitter.com/#!/djwesto/status/61083395056336896"
George Latham commented on kate jangra's blog post Threat to Allotments...
"Hi Kate.
Are you plugged into the allotment system in Brent? We've been trying to work out for a while how we can get in touch with people on waiting lists for allotments, who might be interested in getting involved in some of our community…"
kate jangra posted a blog post
Threat to Allotments...
The Threat:The Government has announced a “Review of statutory duties”, aimed at identifying and removing duties from local authorities which are a “burden”. One of the duties they are considering removing is the duty to provide sufficient number of allotments for people in the area who want one. This means ALL allotments, including existing ones, not just new ones.What You Can Do:…See More
kate jangra commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Queens Park Allotment
"thanks for the update maggie. we were very sorry not to make today. is it the same time next wednesday?"
kate jangra commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Queens Park Allotment
"hi maggie,
i was the other person that attended. so we are on to start next week at 2pm?
thanks,
kate and leo
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kate jangra joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group
Community Allotment by Queens Park Cafe
We have a community allotment in Queens Park (behind the Cafe in the park). Two new raised beds were built at the end of 2010, and we have a herb spiral and lots of other things growing. Shared space to learn and grow. Tools and gloves provided. Capital Growth space 1084. Join group to get updates as to when we meet.See More
kate jangra replied to Transition Kensal to Kilburn's discussion Community Allotment by Queens Park Cafe in the group Food Group
"Great - see you then.
Kate and Leo"
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Babyhood - film
Posted on March 23, 2012 at 8:00 1 Comment 1 Like
This project was born out of my experiences of having my first child, and how much it made me question myself and everything i thought was normal.
I couldn't help but be drawn to reading books looking at parenting practices, and deciphering them was hard. I started to realise that we (mothers and fathers) don't trust ourselves anymore to do the…
Threat to Allotments...
Posted on April 21, 2011 at 8:42 2 Comments 0 Likes
The Threat:
The Government has announced a “Review of statutory duties”, aimed at identifying and removing duties from local authorities which are a “burden”. One of the duties they are considering removing is the duty to provide sufficient number of allotments for people in the area who want one. This means ALL allotments, including existing ones, not just new ones.
What You Can Do:…
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- At 10:19 on August 18, 2010,
George Latham said… - Hi there... I noticed that you have just signed up on the site. We usually prefer that people join in a personal capacity rather than as an organisation. Would you mind rejoining as an individual please? I look forward to welcoming you to TT Kensal to Kilburn then. Regards
George
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