Comments for Fay Young http://www.fayyoung.org Wed, 25 Aug 2010 20:31:23 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on Power of the people by Festival of Politcs: Zero Carbon Event Report | GreenFeed (beta2) http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1239&cpage=1#comment-56866 Festival of Politcs: Zero Carbon Event Report | GreenFeed (beta2) Wed, 25 Aug 2010 20:31:23 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1239#comment-56866 [...] of Politics - it unashamedly makes you think, and want to go and research the topics further. Fay Young has also blogged recently about her experiences in the Festival of Politics too. [...] [...] of Politics – it unashamedly makes you think, and want to go and research the topics further. Fay Young has also blogged recently about her experiences in the Festival of Politics too. [...]

]]> Comment on Power of the people by Administrator http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1239&cpage=1#comment-56667 Administrator Thu, 19 Aug 2010 20:38:59 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1239#comment-56667 Thanks Peter! It really is a great festival, so much more to blog but that would take time away from actually being there! Today we went to Zero Carbon Scotland in Committee Room 1 where a climate change sceptic got the robust response that he deserved from Stuart Haszeldine of Edinburgh University. Thanks Peter! It really is a great festival, so much more to blog but that would take time away from actually being there!

Today we went to Zero Carbon Scotland in Committee Room 1 where a climate change sceptic got the robust response that he deserved from Stuart Haszeldine of Edinburgh University.

]]> Comment on Power of the people by Peter http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1239&cpage=1#comment-56665 Peter Thu, 19 Aug 2010 18:54:10 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1239#comment-56665 Hi Fay there is more about Festival of Politic on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#!/FestivalofPolitics Hi Fay there is more about Festival of Politic on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#!/FestivalofPolitics

]]> Comment on Out of the heat and into the cool by Fay http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1228&cpage=1#comment-56545 Fay Sun, 15 Aug 2010 21:48:18 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1228#comment-56545 I think we were all a bit terrified the night before it happened but enjoyed the event more than we ever dared to imagine. I think we were all a bit terrified the night before it happened but enjoyed the event more than we ever dared to imagine.

]]> Comment on Stop Tesco destroying Broughton by Administrator http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=477&cpage=1#comment-56442 Administrator Thu, 12 Aug 2010 21:54:19 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=477#comment-56442 Hi JC wrong on two counts maybe? thanks for your comments – of course supermarkets have a place, I just don't want them to dominate the landscape. Hi JC

wrong on two counts maybe? thanks for your comments – of course supermarkets have a place, I just don’t want them to dominate the landscape.

]]> Comment on Stop Tesco destroying Broughton by jc http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=477&cpage=1#comment-56440 jc Thu, 12 Aug 2010 19:28:00 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=477#comment-56440 tesco is fantastic, affordable quality - what more can one ask for? Their profits are based on having a business model that works - affordable quality. Per store your val and cor is making much greater profits, but the normal punter can't afford that . At the other end farm foods is v affordable but absolute rubbish, teso and then sainsbury are best options for majority of people to feed themselves on good quality. All this 'tesco is a blight on the landscape' makes me sick, get a grip for goodness sake...this missive probably won't make your site me thinks... tesco is fantastic, affordable quality – what more can one ask for? Their profits are based on having a business model that works – affordable quality. Per store your val and cor is making much greater profits, but the normal punter can’t afford that . At the other end farm foods is v affordable but absolute rubbish, teso and then sainsbury are best options for majority of people to feed themselves on good quality. All this ‘tesco is a blight on the landscape’ makes me sick, get a grip for goodness sake…this missive probably won’t make your site me thinks…

]]> Comment on Out of the heat and into the cool by Jean Richards http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1228&cpage=1#comment-56429 Jean Richards Thu, 12 Aug 2010 11:09:55 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1228#comment-56429 Well done. It looked a lot of fun as well as hard work. Great poster too! Well done. It looked a lot of fun as well as hard work. Great poster too!

]]> Comment on Gormfull on the Water of Leith by Jean Richards http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1166&cpage=1#comment-56428 Jean Richards Thu, 12 Aug 2010 11:07:25 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1166#comment-56428 So -the Gormelys have infiltrated Edinburgh! The colony of hundred at Crosby beach are enhanced by the ravages of the sea. They are rusty and barnacled and occasionally at low tide the odd one can be seen wearing bathing hats and swimming arm bands. So -the Gormelys have infiltrated Edinburgh! The colony of hundred at Crosby beach are enhanced by the ravages of the sea. They are rusty and barnacled and occasionally at low tide the odd one can be seen wearing bathing hats and swimming arm bands.

]]> Comment on Sure the World Kitchen can stand the heat by Administrator http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1206&cpage=1#comment-56092 Administrator Sun, 01 Aug 2010 21:18:37 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1206#comment-56092 I like the thought of bringing a touch of the wild west to the near east. Could this be the start of Edinburgh twinned with Glasgow? I like the thought of bringing a touch of the wild west to the near east. Could this be the start of Edinburgh twinned with Glasgow?

]]> Comment on Sure the World Kitchen can stand the heat by Anny Deery http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1206&cpage=1#comment-56045 Anny Deery Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:38:24 +0000 http://www.fayyoung.org/?p=1206#comment-56045 And some Elderflower champagne picked along the River Kelvin in Glasgow's own Kelvingrove Park last month! And some Elderflower champagne picked along the River Kelvin in Glasgow’s own Kelvingrove Park last month!

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