<![CDATA[Grist - Comment Feed for Mayor urges Londoners to boycott bottled water]]> Grist Comment Feed en Comment #1 by javaearth http://www.grist.org/article/london5/ Thu, 21 Feb 2008 03:19:23 -0800 http://www.grist.org/article/london5/1 Meeting with Livingstone -

I grew up in London. In 1988, I met Ken Livingstone. He was interviewed for my primary school news paper. At the time he was the council reprehensive of Kilburn and Queens Park.

I remember he was a very concerned council man. Even at the age of 11 I thought he had very good ideas about changing the local community. And its great to see he is still fighting for good ideas, even 20 years later! Gosh, I am sooooo old 31! - Better go get my walker! hehe.

Good on ya Ken! You can do it!

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I grew up in London. In 1988, I met Ken Livingstone. He was interviewed for my primary school news paper. At the time he was the council reprehensive of Kilburn and Queens Park.

I remember he was a very concerned council man. Even at the age of 11 I thought he had very good ideas about changing the local community. And its great to see he is still fighting for good ideas, even 20 years later! Gosh, I am sooooo old 31! - Better go get my walker! hehe.

Good on ya Ken! You can do it!

]]> Comment #2 by javaearth http://www.grist.org/article/london5/ Thu, 21 Feb 2008 03:22:19 -0800 http://www.grist.org/article/london5/2 Meeting with Livingstone -

I grew up in London. In 1988, I met Ken Livingstone. He was interviewed for my primary school news paper. At the time he was the council ----- "REPRESENTATIVE" ----- of Kilburn and Queens Park.

I remember he was a very concerned council man. Even at the age of 11 I thought he had very good ideas about changing the local community. And its great to see he is still fighting for good ideas, even 20 years later! Gosh, I am sooooo old 31! - Better go get my walker! hehe.

Good on ya Ken! You can do it!

]]> Meeting with Livingstone -

I grew up in London. In 1988, I met Ken Livingstone. He was interviewed for my primary school news paper. At the time he was the council ----- "REPRESENTATIVE" ----- of Kilburn and Queens Park.

I remember he was a very concerned council man. Even at the age of 11 I thought he had very good ideas about changing the local community. And its great to see he is still fighting for good ideas, even 20 years later! Gosh, I am sooooo old 31! - Better go get my walker! hehe.

Good on ya Ken! You can do it!

]]> Comment #3 by Wolverine http://www.grist.org/article/london5/ Thu, 21 Feb 2008 04:56:00 -0800 http://www.grist.org/article/london5/3 I'll Vote For Him (Often & Early)

This guy's gotta be the coolest mayor on the planet.  Why can't supposedly progressive places like San Francisco get mayors like this, instead of phony environmentalist ones like Gavin Newsom?

]]> I'll Vote For Him (Often & Early)

This guy's gotta be the coolest mayor on the planet.  Why can't supposedly progressive places like San Francisco get mayors like this, instead of phony environmentalist ones like Gavin Newsom?

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