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Waterperry Ice House

In 2015, when Steve saw the ruins of an ice house on the Waterperry Estate, he also saw its potential. But to restore it, there were many obstacles to overcome. Steve Pegrum is a senior philosophy student in London.

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Messing about in Rivers

Chris’ whole career has been caring for river systems, initially in South Africa. More recently he has worked in Sri Lanka and more widely with the UN and other global organisations. Issues centre on the sustainability of water resources, especially with a view to agriculture’s demands. How have philosophy and meditation helped in this work? Read on.

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Voices of Ukraine

Individuals as well as branches of the School of Philosophy and Economic Science, and also associated Schools overseas, have had opportunities to meet Ukrainians in their hour of need. Here are just some of the accounts and events from three Ukrainian women travelling with children and pets.

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Painting and Drawing with Thread

Kate has work in the collection of The Museum of Modern Art in Kyoto, Japan. Her tool of choice is a 1920’s Singer sewing machine! She taught for six years at the Glasgow School of Art. How does creativity in drawing with thread emerge for her? Read on.

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