Art for all our sakes

Art for all our sakes

When the Deputy Mayor of London for Culture and Creative Industries, Justine Simons OBE, posted on LinkedIn a link to a London Evening Standard article she had written about why there are no votes in culture, she echoed something I have been saying for some time. I...
Roving Rainbow: finding positives

Roving Rainbow: finding positives

Feature image: Roving Rainbow pictured in Fruitworks coworking space in Canterbury, Kent. We like to make people smile and work with others who do the same. We love working with positive people and organisations and making a difference through our campaigns. We...
A positive welcome to 2024

A positive welcome to 2024

We haven’t loved 2023. We do hope for better things in 2024. We are, clearly, not alone. Warning: this post starts with sadness, but (spoiler) ends upbeat. There has been a lot to worry about and to have been upset by in 2023, and that not long after the low of...
Amity

Amity

Recently, we started working with Amity, a remarkable singer-songwriter. Our use of the word remarkable came from first seeing Amity perform both solo and with his band Otto and the Cloud at a night for neurodiverse charity CASPA in New Cross, London. “I was...
Hidden gems and best kept secrets

Hidden gems and best kept secrets

Sometimes, we work with ‘hidden gems’ and ‘best kept secrets’. Sometimes, through projects we have set up, we help them to be less hidden and secret simply because we love to do that. One such project is the Bromley Buzz podcast. One of the...