Scoop September 2010

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==Norwich Palestine Solidarity Campaign leafletting, Sat. Sept. 4th, The Walk near M&S, 10am-2pm ==
 
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Highlighting the situation of Gaza
 
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http://www.norwichpsc.org.uk/
 
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==Lobby your MP on Afghanistan before September 9th ==
==Lobby your MP on Afghanistan before September 9th ==
Parliament will debate Afghanistan on Thursday 9 September.  
Parliament will debate Afghanistan on Thursday 9 September.  
Lobby your MP here... http://www.stopwar.iparl.com/lobby/12
Lobby your MP here... http://www.stopwar.iparl.com/lobby/12
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==[[Image:NorwichStopTheWarCoalition.jpg]]NSTWC steering committee meeting, Wed September 1st 2010, 7.30 pm, Friends Meeting House==
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==[[Image:NorwichStopTheWarCoalition.jpg|80px]]NSTWC steering committee, Wed 1st Sept, 7.30 pm, Friends Meeting House==
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Meeting of the NSTWC steering committee. Open to newcomers.
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Meeting of the Norwich Stop The War Coalition steering committee. Open to newcomers.
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==[[Image:psc.jpg|80px]] Norwich PSC leafletting, Sat 4th Sept, 10am-2pm, The Walk near M&S==
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Highlighting the situation of Gaza. More info at: http://www.norwichpsc.org.uk/
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==Sunday 5th September, Burston Strike Rally==
==Sunday 5th September, Burston Strike Rally==
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* '''‘Magic for Socialism’''' by  Ian Saville
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* ''''Magic for Socialism'''' by  Ian Saville
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An annual rally is held each September in the Norfolk village of Burston to remember the Strike School. This school represented the ‘longest strike in history’ when pupils from Burston school went on strike to protest at the sacking of their teachers; Tom and Kitty Higdon.  
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An annual rally is held each September in the Norfolk village of Burston to remember the Strike School. This school represented the 'longest strike in history' when pupils from Burston school went on strike to protest at the sacking of their teachers; Tom and Kitty Higdon.  
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Tom and Kitty had arrived at the school, finding it unfit for purpose.  The school building was cold and damp,and Higdons set about putting this right. Kitty lit the schoolroom’s fire to dry the childrens’ wet clothes. This was, apparently an act of defiance, resulting in criticism from the school management – she had not asked permission first!
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Tom and Kitty had arrived at the school, finding it unfit for purpose.  The school building was cold and damp,and Higdons set about putting this right. Kitty lit the schoolroom’s fire to dry the childrens’ wet clothes. This was, apparently an act of defiance, resulting in criticism from the school management – she had not asked permission first!
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Tom and Kitty were also socialists, committed, through education, to encouraging children to imagine possibilities they never imagined they might have.  They were popular with children and local parents, and they saw attendance at the school increase.  This, in turn meant that Tom and Kitty were less popular with local landowners – they saw the importance of child labour more than education.
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Tom and Kitty were also socialists, committed, through education, to encouraging children to imagine possibilities they never imagined they might have.  They were popular with children and local parents, and they saw attendance at the school increase.  This, in turn meant that Tom and Kitty were less popular with local landowners - they saw the importance of child labour more than education.
And so, in short, they were sacked.  The pupils though, were not having this, and went on strike, effectively creating a new school.  
And so, in short, they were sacked.  The pupils though, were not having this, and went on strike, effectively creating a new school.  
To book place, email Alan Stewart norfolk@unitywebring.com
To book place, email Alan Stewart norfolk@unitywebring.com
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==Sunday 5th September, Not the Greenpeace Fair but...==
==Sunday 5th September, Not the Greenpeace Fair but...==
[[Image:GreenGig.jpg]]
[[Image:GreenGig.jpg]]
We have decided to hold a Waveney Greenpeace Celebration Gig on Sunday 5th of September 2010 from 12pm until 11pm at Hulver Farm, St Michael, Bungay. This event will only involve music and food and drink stalls. It will cost £5 per person and £5 per car. The first band confirmed are Rabo de Foguete a Brazilian Samba band from Norwich. http://www.myspace.com/rabodefoguete
We have decided to hold a Waveney Greenpeace Celebration Gig on Sunday 5th of September 2010 from 12pm until 11pm at Hulver Farm, St Michael, Bungay. This event will only involve music and food and drink stalls. It will cost £5 per person and £5 per car. The first band confirmed are Rabo de Foguete a Brazilian Samba band from Norwich. http://www.myspace.com/rabodefoguete
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==Grapes Hill Community Garden Group Meeting, Mon 6th Sept, Belvedere centre 7 30-8 30==
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==Grapes Hill Community Garden Group Meeting, Mon 6th Sept, 7.30-8.30, Belvedere centre==
all welcome
all welcome
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==Norwich City Council Elections, Thursday September 9th, 7am - 10pm==
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==Norwich City Council Elections, Thu 9th Sept, 7am - 10pm==
Don't forget to vote.
Don't forget to vote.
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==Greenbuild and Lifestyle event, September 11–12, 10.30-4pm FELBRIGG HALL==
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==Norwich Heritage Open Days 2010, Thu 9th to Sun 12th==
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See the events calendar at: http://www.heritagecity.org/hods/2010-events.htm
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==Greenbuild and Lifestyle event, 11-12 Sept, 10.30-4pm FELBRIGG HALL==
Visit the green building and lifestyle
Visit the green building and lifestyle
event in East Anglia! in association with
event in East Anglia! in association with
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Open 10.30am–4pm This event is FREE to all
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Open 10.30am-4pm This event is FREE to all
So why not make a day of it?
So why not make a day of it?
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Felbrigg Hall – a National Trust property
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Felbrigg Hall - a National Trust property
just off the B1436 near Cromer
just off the B1436 near Cromer
Free programme of events available on the day
Free programme of events available on the day
*Food court & Farmer’s market
*Food court & Farmer’s market
*Children’s activities
*Children’s activities
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And much more…FREE entry
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And much more ... FREE entry
http://www.northnorfolk.org/greenbuild
http://www.northnorfolk.org/greenbuild
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==Workshop: Build your own bike-powered generator, Sat. Sept 25th. 1-5 pm, Friends Meeting House==
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==Norwich AI meeting, Wed 15th Sept, 8pm, Charing Cross Centre==
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[[Image:generator.jpg|400px]]
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Business, monthly action, Individuals At Risk cases update, final planning for Helena Kennedy talk.
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Monthly open meeting, Charing Cross Centre, St. John Maddermarket, all welcome.
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==United Nations Association AGM, Fri 17th Sept, 12.30-2pm, Friends Meeting House==
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Talk by Simon Wright MP: “My hopes for the UN”.
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==Peace One Day Vigil, Tue 21th Sept, 1:00-1:30 pm, Outside the Forum==
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Jeremy Gilley, a young freelance cinematographer, was making a film about peace, when he realized that, in all human history, there had not been one single day when people somewhere had not been killing each other.  Why?  Why was there never even one war-free day?  Maybe, he reasoned, the place to start was with one day of peace.  If people got used to just one day a year, perhaps then they could handle two.  And so on, until one day, there would simply be peace. 
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Jeremy’s simple idea caught the imaginations of the great and the good. The Dalai Lama supported his campaign and the Secretary General of the United Nations.  Angelina Jolie and Jude Law gave their famous faces to publicize it.  Finally, in 2001 the United Nations declared September 21st each year as its Peace One Day.  And never was a day of peace needed more than in that September of 9/11 terror.
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Learn more at http://www.peaceoneday.org.
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Here in Norwich, we’ve been marking Peace One Day since 2006: sometimes with children and balloons, sometimes in more reflective ways.  Again this year, a lunchtime vigil will take place in Hay Hill between 1 and 1.30pm on Tuesday, September 21st.  Norwich Interfaith Link is the sponsor.  Please join us to make your heartfelt wish that the world may be at peace one day.
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For more information, contact Joy Croft on Norwich 621947 or Jean Davis at jean.davis@talk21.com
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==Workshop: Build your own bike-powered generator, Sat. 25th Sept, 1-5 pm, Friends Meeting House==
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[[Image:generator.jpg|350px]]
Build your own bike-powered generator - a kit made up of a Turbo Trainer, 250 watt generator, 12 volt battery and bits to join them together safely.
Build your own bike-powered generator - a kit made up of a Turbo Trainer, 250 watt generator, 12 volt battery and bits to join them together safely.
Limited to 12 people, early booking advised. Contact: Tom 01603 920801 or tom7railway@yahoo.co.uk.  
Limited to 12 people, early booking advised. Contact: Tom 01603 920801 or tom7railway@yahoo.co.uk.  
                
                
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What skills/knowledge do I need ?
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What skills/knowledge do I need? If you can use a screwdriver you can do it!  The kit can be built by a child of, say 8+.
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We will NOT be going deeply into theory of electricity/ mechanics, we will focus on
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If you can use a screwdriver you can do it !  The kit can be built by a child of, say 8+.
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We will NOT be going deeply into theory of electricity/ mechanics, we will focus on
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A. Safety  B. Building the generator    C.  Applications
A. Safety  B. Building the generator    C.  Applications
Live performances using a pedal-powered sound system and lighting.
Live performances using a pedal-powered sound system and lighting.
And a short film, using a pedal-powered computer and data projector.
And a short film, using a pedal-powered computer and data projector.
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==Sustainable Living Initiative Open Day, Sat 25th Sept, 12-4 pm, Bluebell South Allotments==
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[[Image:SustainableLivingFlyer.jpg|500px]]
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==[[Image:NorwichStopTheWarCoalition.jpg|80px]]NSTWC steering committee, Wed 29th Sept, 7.30 pm, Jurnet's Bar, Wensum Lodge==
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Meeting of the Norwich Stop The War Coalition steering committee. Open to newcomers.
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==[[Image:TransitionNorwich.jpg]] Transition Norwich Meetings==
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More information from: http://www.transitionnorwich.org/
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*Wednesday, 8 September 19:00 Magdalen Street Celebration meeting
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*Monday, 13 September 19:3o CSA meeting
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*Monday, 13 September 19:3o Heart and Soul meeting
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*Wednesday, 15 September 19:0o Transition Cafe
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*Tuesday, 21 September 19:00 One Planet Community Kitchen
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*Wednesday 22 September 19:00 Magdalen Street Celebration meeting
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*Tuesday, 28 September 18:3o Transition Circle Earlham North
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*Wednesday 29 September 19:00 Magdalen Street Celebration meeting
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==Sustainable Living Initiative Open Day, Saturday Sep 25th, 12-4pm, Bluebell South Allotments==
 
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