Building Dialogues. What’s next for the Westway?
canaleric2023-06-20T14:39:30+00:00“This Space Needs Love” pleads the old headline over a photo of the Westway Highway’s drab underbelly. One side
“This Space Needs Love” pleads the old headline over a photo of the Westway Highway’s drab underbelly. One side
Kensal Green Cemetery, the UK's first private cemetery, occupies the north side of the canal in North Kensington. It's
Stumperies are a Victorian gardening tradition, artful arrangements of fallen timber that accommodate insects, insectivores, plants… and people. Using a
Nathan Higham, a 28-year old theatre maker from Kent, and 30-year old Casey Breeden, a Spanish language teacher from
I didn’t recognise the guy strumming guitar atop my boat. My music critic brother back in America, however, did.
People have sung for their supper on London streets since Pre-Elizabethan times. And for just as long, authorities have
The problem: A population divided over climate change Research shows that the people most scientifically informed about climate change
22-year old Gabriel Rogers Mullen isn’t your stereotypical rapper. He doesn’t wear any bling. He projects very little attitude. And he’s white.
Bearded and still burly after triple bypass surgery, 60-year old Martin Sanderson walks with a bit of a stoop. His demeanor conveys authority. Government workers in agencies he formerly administered probably got busy when he walked into the room. People still listen when he speaks, from a microphone now, on a stage, delivering spoken word poems, increasingly on the subject of climate change.
In 1761 Francis Egerton, the 3rd Duke of Bridgewater, built England’s first modern canal, revolutionising transport, and triggering an investment boom that transformed the nation. Two and a half centuries later his innovation reverberates in the form of 2000 miles of canals and towpaths...