Yesterday afternoon I was out delivering
CAB/EBD presentation just near Old Oak Common, sadly not a great turn out, Friday afternoon is problematic and it feels like some of the heat has gone out of the energy issue - and again I'm reminded of how difficult it is to reach those people who could benefit from finding out more about how to use the tools that are available.
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| Tin Whistle Player - spare a dime? |
There are people increasingly visible on our streets
looking for help and the government (
our government) who look the other way and emphasise tax cuts and looking after yourself.
Old Oak feels like a little piece of country, I know that we're pretty much in a developed area but it is nice to have some open space that looks wild and does provide home for a little bit of nature.
Seems Eric Pickles, the community minister (until May anyway) has
rubber stamped a development plan for this undoubtedly underdeveloped part of what is some of a very valuable part of
Europe's top city (London).
I just hope that some green space can be preserved for urban dwellers and wildlife -
and good luck to campaigners who don't only care about money.
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| Almost country side (at the moment |
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| An area for kids |
And Ealing's visual message
On my way home last night saw these images - is there a message there?
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Keep out the Drop Zone
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| Keep out the Drop Zone (is that door secure?) |
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