Showing posts with label Sam Aldenton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sam Aldenton. Show all posts
Sunday, 22 May 2011
Digging, Dad and difficult times
Joe, Sam, Sam's friend Freddie and I spent today on the allotment. Given that I went for an early start, I was confident of going alone but, extraordinarily, all the boys fancied coming, so off we went, marigolds and runners in tow.
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Allotment,
broad beans,
Freddie,
Homebase. Moneybox,
Joe,
marigolds,
Ogden's,
pub,
Sam Aldenton,
sunflowers,
Sunsportred rum,
tomatoes
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Bootstrap Sam and the Pirates of Hackney
I always say that the best thing about my job are our members. Recently I was lucky enough to be invited by Cllr Guy Nicholson to meet Sam Aldenton, the top man at Bootstrap Company and a SEL member in Dalston, and look at some of the fantastic things they and other social enterprises are doing there. It was an inspiring couple of hours and I have to say they really are too cool for school. Within a small part of London some very clever people have decided to really mix things up. Starting on the ground floor Bootstrap is the place where another outstanding SEL member - the groundbreaking Fair finance - is basing its operations.
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