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JAM SESSION: Charter commission
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Jam session is an opinion forum offering comments on issues from a group of Plymouth residents. It appears on the Forum pages in the Weekend edition of the OCM.
The newspaper poses a question to the group each week, and participants choose whether to comment. This column is designed to bring the voices of well-informed residents into the Forum page to address issues, one at a time.
Participants cross the local political spectrum and live throughout the town. Some are current or past Town Meeting representatives, and all are active in the community. We hope their diverse points of view will encourage discussion of the issues Plymouth faces.
by Ian Brand MOST mornings from early spring onwards I enjoy ambling around our garden. This usually takes place immediately post-breakfast, with a cup of coffee in hand. It is an exciting time of year, waiting to spot that first bumblebee, butterfly or my favourite harbinger of spring, Lesser Celandine in flower. I am in good company as it was Wordsworth’s favourite too, his poems to this member of the buttercup family outnumbering those to the Daffodil three to one. How exactly we define spring and its arrival is contentious - 1st March for meteorologists and Spring Equinox for astronomers. Most of us, however, associate spring with various natural events: the arrival of migrant birds, finding frogspawn, spring flowers, and the budburst and first leaves of trees.
Kering, Unilever and Woodland Trust to speak at edie s nature and corporate sustainability webinar
Speakers from Kering, Unilever and the Woodland Trust have been confirmed to discuss the role of biodiversity in shaping and assisting sustainability strategies on a webinar taking place on Wednesday 21 April.
The webinar will take place at 11am (BST) on Wednesday 21 April and will be available to watch on-demand for those who register
We are reaching a crucial tipping point for nature. Amidst a perfect storm of population growth, mass urbanisation and escalating climate change, we must be smarter about the way we use our oceans, freshwater and land; and how we produce energy, food and other resources.