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Green Man supports the ‘Open Eye’ Campaign

I only learned about the new ‘Early Years Foundation Stage’  a few weeks ago, catching up on a Summer Edition of Green World which had got lost in my cluttered day bag.  I was appalled to find that very young children are now, by law, being compelled to explore ICT technology and are subjects of [...]

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Green Man reccommends ‘Summerhill’ programme

In December I invited everybody who’d been involved in helping to set up York Credit Union to come for a drink to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the first public meeting in 1997. Not many people turned up, but it was a good evening and I was pleased to meet one of the original volunteers, [...]

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Green Man seeks the truth

Every day we hear or read stories about ethical issues such as climate change, poverty or immigration. It may not seem like it but we can make a difference, either as individuals or in groups. I spend much of my life dedicated to trying to have a positive impact on the individuals around me and [...]

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Green Man goes to University

Over the weekend I worked at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) in Preston, as ‘Professor Fiddlesticks’ at an event put on for new students, or ‘freshers’.

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