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Retweeted Overground Festival (@CPOFestival):

@AngieDavilaUK pls RT Day 2 Keep ‪#‎CPOF2015‬ Free for All campaign target is £19000 give what you can at http://t.co/YvEjEHssbl mucho thanx

Crystal Palace Overground Festival 2015
The festival team are working hard to raise funding from sponsorship, advertising, stall fees, bar income, ticket income, listings fee and merchandise and these activities will raise £30,000, 60% of what we need to put on the festival in 2015.
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Retweeted PeaceJam Foundation (@PeaceJam):

“The effect of one good-hearted person is incalculable.” - Oscar Arias Sanchez

Author statement on the proposals for Lambeth Libraries 2015 http://t.co/xYFVFyt2aI via @wordpressdotcom

Author statement on the proposals for Lambeth Libraries 2015
Libraries change lives. They are magical portals to worlds of wonder, replete with possibility, especially for poor, working class, black and ethnic minority people, they offer a hope of rising abo...
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Review – Colin Crooks talk in PM’s constituency | Tree Shepherd
Review – Colin Crooks talk in PM’s constituency Posted on March 14, 2013 by Kim Tree Shepherd’s Colin Crooks recently gave a talk in the Prime Minister’s constituency. The PM unfortunately couldn’t make it, but the local press were there. The review below was published in the Chipping Norton News. A…
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http://treeshepherd.org.uk/review-colin-crooks-talk-in-pms…/

Review – Colin Crooks talk in PM’s constituency | Tree Shepherd
Review – Colin Crooks talk in PM’s constituency Posted on March 14, 2013 by Kim Tree Shepherd’s Colin Crooks recently gave a talk in the Prime Minister’s constituency. The PM unfortunately couldn’t make it, but the local press were there. The review below was published in the Chipping Norton News. A…
treeshepherd.org.uk

Answer: Social Enterprise.

http://www.socialenterprise.org.uk/…/london-enterprise-fest…

London Enterprise Festival / Events / Social Enterprise UK
Leading CEOs and senior executives of some of the UK’s most recognisable social enterprises are assembling in the Camden Foundry this March for the capital’s inaugural London Enterprise Festival, in an effort to engage, inspire and connect local talent.
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How can Capitalism vs Socialism be balanced for the benefit of the majority? Since it is the majority of ordinary humans who are affected by privatisation and cut backs and a minority of humans who have way in excess of their needs are unaffected by demands on health services, and threats to local parks and libraries.

Upward mobility is about stepping on heads in order to climb the corporate ladder.

Put:

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Morals not Money - where your mouth is.

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Child Poverty: Images from PhotoSensitive's 1999 Exhibition
In 1999, PhotoSensitive tackled the subject of child poverty in Canada, partnering with Campaign 2000. Child poverty remains a national disgrace today, still.
photosensitive.com

Can photography really inspire people to make the world a more just place? http://t.co/GWgRjTa8u7 via @opensociety

London. Beautiful day. 24.02.15

'London. Beautiful day. 24.02.15'
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Scrapped: Crystal Palace rebuild proposals ditched | News | Architects Journal: http://t.co/9eiE0mNPIQ

Scrapped: Crystal Palace rebuild proposals ditched
Bromley Council has confirmed it has ripped up its deal with Chinese developer ZhongRong Group for the proposed redevelopment of Crystal Palace
architectsjournal.co.uk

Retweeted John Greatrex (@JohnGreatrex):

A little gem in the heart of the Palace. http://t.co/bPT9q4Hi9m via @AngieDavilaUK

A little gem in the heart of the Palace.
  Crystal Palace Park is an extraordinary and magnificent green space. Crystal Palace Park is an extraordinary and magnificent green space. Steeped in world history it serves a diverse and cul...
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Greater London National Park River Tour. 24.02.54

'Greater London National Park River Tour. 24.02.54'

Greater London National Park River Tour. 24.02.15

'Greater London National Park River Tour. 24.02.15'

Stop cuts to funding for disabled and dyslexic students - e-petitions http://t.co/pUFjX3QYz2

Stop cuts to funding for disabled and dyslexic students - e-petitions
David Willets, the Minister for Universities and Science, has announced the "modernisation" of the government grant for students with disabilities, the Disabled Students Allownaces (DSA). The initial detail of this modernisation is a series of cuts in provision, placing the funding burden on Univers…
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Chris Hedges: Saving the Planet, One Meal at a Time - Chris Hedges - Truthdig http://t.co/B1ygPkXxsa

Saving the Planet, One Meal at a Time: Chris Hedges
The animal agriculture industry is the primary cause of the destruction of the ecosystem. Becoming vegan is the most important step we can take to save the planet. - 2014/11/09
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Being Vegan - Bullfighting Has No Place in Modern Society: http://t.co/5jSTWuvQr7

Being Vegan - Bullfighting Has No Place in Modern Society - Las Vegas Informer
Being Vegan - Bullfighting Has No Place in Modern Society
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http://t.co/e8ztad7Nbg‘staying-power-art-and-the-black-experience’/

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Retweeted EK13 Photos (@EK13_Photos):

New work in my new website: http://t.co/ADBlr11min cc @RitadoValeCapel @sixoone_ @AgnesGitau @nicbedford1 @AngieDavilaUK

EK13 Photography
Easy to create portfolio web sites. Which includes a content management system ( CMS ) Designed especially for Photographers Sculptur\'s Illustrators and other creative artists excellent for showcasing
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Make Life Worth Living: Nick Hedges’ Photographs for Shelter 1968–72
Make Life Worth Living presents a collection of powerful and moving works by documentary photographer Nick Hedges, commissioned in 1968 by the housing and homelessness charity Shelter.
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