Now on twitter more than blogger, '@adrianwindisch' .
"We can achieve a sustainable future, but we all must do our bit. We're all in this together, one people one planet"
Contact me at adrian 'at' windisch.co.uk replace 'at' with @ to reduce spam
Friday, 27 July 2007
Save Katesgrove Garden
I want to visit the garden in Katesgrove the other day that has been in the papers. It used to be a mess covered in needles by drug users, but some squatters cleaned it up. Naturally this bit of civilising was too much for the owners, Reading Borough Council, who have wasted lots of our tax money getting balifs in to remove the garden squatters. Of course if they has another purpose in mind for this lovely green space the squaters would probably leave quietly, but why leave after taking so much trouble with it only to see it being left derelict again. The council oficer didnt seem happy with the anarchistic nature of the group, he wanted to deal with an individual, and hoped to offer another garden for them to work on instead. I think they were a bit suspicious about this, and were enjoying making a lovely place near the city centre available to locals to use during the day.
Reading University end of term update
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We got the following update from Reading University. Green councillors will
keep working with the University to improve the town for everyone.
This is ...
Vote No Heathrow
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Just had this via Roger Hallam of Vote No Heathrow, please spread the word.
Things are rapidly taking off for the campaign now the hunger strikers are
ente...
North Reading Green Matters!
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Current topics, NHS under threat in UK, poverty and vulnerable in need and
100 years since WW1.
I was very happy to attend the new Interfaith Group for Rea...
Adrian Windisch MSc BEng has lived in Reading since 2000.
He was Chair of Reading and Wokingham Green Party 2005 to 2012 and has been the candidate in many local elections and General Elections in 2005 and '10.
Adrian Says: "I believe we can achieve a sustainable future and I am doing everything I can to change my life and encourage others to do the same in order to achieve this. I lead the campaign against the closure of Battle Hospital to build a Tesco, and was a director of Sunseed, an environmental charity doing research and educating volunteers.
I am a member of environmental building organisations and I've helped build three straw bale buildings in Oxford and the Brighton Earthship. I have worked in a rural Tanzania with volunteers to build a school and I'm a member of RedR - engineers for disaster relief.
Now a husband and father of two.
Blogging since Jan 2007
Tweeting since Mar 2009
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