First, Dovkants,
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Keith+Dovkants+on+Steve+Moxon&btnG=Google+Search&meta=tells the story of one Steve Moxon who publicised inadequacies in government agencies’ counting methods and found it difficult to get a higher profile for his material ….
Next, Valentine Low writes: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23418882-details/The+people+who+rebuilt+St+Pancras/article.do
which is about the laborious and artistic reconstruction of St Pancras Station
and
Lebrecht - http://www.scena.org/columns/lebrecht/071031-NL-angel.html
this is about “Songs for my Father” and I will say no more about this here – you need to read the piece – and probably buy the record ….
and for such as these I will continue to buy the paper. I urge that those who merely pick up a freesheet and let that suffice are doing our city a disfavour - such people should realise that each such acceptance of an ostensibly "free" gift is really to connive in an attempt to kill what is in very many ways a paper of great quality and utility to the capital. Free gives an impression of adding to things - picking up a 'minus'sheet is really a subtraction from the future wellbeing of the capital. Thank you Standard and keep going!
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