Information about Duncan Druce, composer, violinist, violist, writer on music and lecturer.
UK-based affiliate of the Les Amis Le Monde Diplomatique which supports the writings and tradition which has evolved over 50 years of publication of the Le Monde Diplomatique Newspaper. Our "Cafe Diplo" meetings at The Gallery at Farringdon, in the City of London on selected Monday evenings, are presented (in English) in the context of our global anti neo-conservative-liberal tradition, and give an opportunity for lively debate between speakers and audience.
Home-site of the London Bicycle Messengers Association, a not for profit organisation.
This method of self-enquiry, sometimes called headlessness or seeing who you really are (seeing for short), has been pioneered by the English philosopher and workshop leader Douglas E. Harding, born in 1909.
International Education Charity
little song films provides auvio visual artists with web-space in a gallery format and also publishes books related to the site.
Book Aid International works with library services and the local book trade, to promote reading and advocate the importance of books and information for development. Book Aid works in 30 developing countries, especially 16 in sub-Saharan Africa.
A webzine covering an internet magazine on Policy for African development
A study of farming lives, past and present,including a radio programme and workshop materials.
Amanda Lebus is a London based artist who makes painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture and installation. This website showcases some of her work.