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I'm coming into London next week. As a fellow and soical Entrepreneur, I don't have bundles of cash but need to overnight in London.I wonder if the RSA could do a deal with a hotel in the vacinity to…Continue
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Mark David Hatwood commented on Tessy Britton's blog post 'Sitstop and CoBRA: Can the RSA Fellowship help to scale up these great Fellow-led projects?'
Mark David Hatwood commented on Tessy Britton's blog post 'Sitstop and CoBRA: Can the RSA Fellowship help to scale up these great Fellow-led projects?'
"In just 10 weeks we have had the backing of environment ministers Lord Henley and, in Wales, Jane Davidson (whose policy adviser has brokered a meeting with all councils there on 15th).
Although anyone can sign up anywhere, we also welcome a…"
Mark David Hatwood replied to Tessy Britton's discussion 'Exploring Sustainable Collaborative Service Models' in the group Big Society
"I am convinced there's solution to this. Maybe using part of the libraries for other functions that are already in use in other buildings? This would reduce staffing costs, increase footfall and utillise council buildings better. An example…"
Mark David Hatwood commented on Tessy Britton's blog post 'RSA Governance - Please Read'
"Being a newbie, I know little of the voting system in the RSA, but I am a great believer in voting rather than co-opting, despite the voting numbers being excessively small. One question: how is voting undertaken currently? With the availability of…"
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The beginning of something beautiful...?
Two days after the launch of the new CoBRA model - to collect Low Enegry Light Bulbs - we've just had a rather exciting thumbs-up...: Waste and Recycling Minister, Lord Henley, welcomed the partnership; “Energy efficient bulbs save energy, carbon and money but it is essential that people recycle them when they reach the end of their life. This initiative will enable people to take responsibility for light bulb recycling in their community and make the facilities much more widely available for…See More
Mark David Hatwood replied to Mark David Hatwood's discussion 'Hotels'
"That's great. Thanks, Hermione. I'll certinly check it out!
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Hermione Taylor replied to Mark David Hatwood's discussion 'Hotels'
"Hi there - I'm clearly too late to help you, Mark, but in case anyone else is in the same situation, a great site that I recently discovered is Crash Padder - http://www.crashpadder.com/. People with a free room can register it for short term…"
Maria Ana Neves replied to Mark David Hatwood's discussion 'Hotels'
"Fab!
This is just a start, a lot of work will need to be done!
See you in Linkedin, and wish you a nice trip in Ireland!
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Robert Stephenson replied to Mark David Hatwood's discussion 'Hotels'
"I am in Ireland from the 3rd August for three weeks with a day in London around the 12th so I will not be able to make that initial l meeting but good luck and keep me posted- I will have a look at the linked in thread / group..
best
robert
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Maria Ana Neves replied to Mark David Hatwood's discussion 'Hotels'
"what a shame! but hope you will enjoy the Belgium tour!
Not sure I can manage more discussions before the 7th - but after definetly will do so.
You could join the Linkedin Group (if you fancy! very interesting people in it) and also spread the word…"
Maria Ana Neves replied to Mark David Hatwood's discussion 'Hotels'
"Mark, I have submit The Thinking Hotel project to the Catalyst Funding, and have to re-submit considering some questions from the panel - which I have planned to do in September.
part of the reason why I am doing the Thinking Hotel prototyping day…"
Mark David Hatwood replied to Mark David Hatwood's discussion 'Hotels'
"Would love to come, but I'm playing in Belgium a few days later and my workload won't take two visits in such a short time. Let me know of any discussions you start and,m like Robert, I'd support you wholeheartedly.
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