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Ecovillaggi nel Mondo
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Nel mondo esistono delle associazioni chiamate ecovillaggi definite "piccole comunità rurali o urbane che integrano una struttura sociale basata sulla solidarietà con attività pratiche legate alla progettazione ecologica. Sono modelli insediativi che cercano di proteggere i sistemi viventi del pianeta, di incoraggiare la crescita personale e di sperimentare stili di vita che facilitino l'armonia tra gli esseri umani e la natura." (definizione offerta dal GEN, Snyder, 1999). Questo concetto non potrebbe esistere se non fosse stato studiato il termine sostenibilità definito dal rapporto Brundtland del 1987 "lo sviluppo capace di soddisfare i bisogni del presente senza compromettere la capacità delle future generazioni di soddisfare i loro propri bisogni”. Prova della grande importanza della sostenibilità, è l'attenzione che gli stessi governi nazionali danno a questo principio con l'Agenda 21, principio base scaturito dalla Conferenza Internazionale di Rio del 1992, che propone di portare l'umanità verso un futuro vivibile nell'arco di cento anni. A questo punto entrano in gioco gli ecovillaggi, che ricercano e mettono in pratica i principi della sostenibilità in settori come quello energetico utilizzando energie alternative (sole, acqua, vento, calore) quindi consumando meno e riciclando di più. Importante in questo tipo di associazioni è l'agricoltura biologica perchè mediante la permacultura si ha una completa integrazione tra architettura e agricoltura. Per permacultura si intende "la progettazione e la conservazione consapevole di ecosistemi produttivi che hanno la diversità, la stabilità e la flessibilità degli ecosistemi naturali. E' l'integrazione armoniosa del paesaggio e degli esseri umani, che soddisfa i bisogni materiali e non materiali in modo sostenibile."(Istituto Nazionale di Permacultura). Gli ecovillaggi sono diffusi in tutto il mondo, gestiti da GEN ( Global Ecovillage Network) e aderenti alla rete globale degli ecovillaggi di Gaia (http://www.gaia.org/).
Alcuni esempi in Europa:
Associazione culturale Torri Superiore (Italia)
Il villaggio medioevale di Torri Superiore (S. XIV) é un piccolo gioiello di archittetura popolare, costruito interamente in pietra nell'entroterra ligure, vicino Ventimiglia (Imperia), a pochi chilometri dal mare e dal confine francese. E' una sola unitá che contiene 162 vani su molti diversi livelli. Queste sono collegate per stretti passaggi e scale che creano un magico labirinto d'abitacoli e terrazze.
Nel 1989, l' Associazione Culturale Torri Superiore (organizzazione non-profit) ha avviato il progetto di recupero della totalitá del paese per farlo diventare un ecovillaggio e la sede di una comunità permanente. Dal 1997, sono stati già restaurati appartamenti per i residenti, ed altri alloggi sono in corso di restauro. I residenti curano le attivitá culturali e sociali realizzate a Torri e seguono l´andamento dei cantieri per il recupero degli edifici.
L´Associazione Culturale é una organizzazione senza fini di lucro (non profit) con una trentina di soci, e si basa sui principi della sostenibilitá, cooperazione e rispetto dell'ambiente. Non ha posizioni ideologiche o politiche, ed ogni membro del gruppo é libero di seguire le proprie inclinazioni personali. La comunitá dei residenti segue la gestione dei cantieri di restauro del paese, l'organizzazione culturale e l'accoglienza dei soci. Inoltre da anni sviluppa un programma di agricoltura biologica e produce frutta e verdura per il consumo interno. Uliveti, frutteti e orti intensivi sono coltivati tutto l'anno grazie al
clima mite.
Progetto Gyurufu (Ungheria)
Fondazione ambientale indipendente, nata nel 1991 con lo scopo di elaborare le migliori soluzioni per la creazione di ambienti rurali sostenibili costituiti da un sistema di piccole colonie comunicanti e collaborative. Il progetto si propone la realizzazione di un modello di sviluppo su piccola scala ripetibile e destinato a preservare il paesaggio garantendo un buon livello di vita nel rispetto della biodiversità e delle risorse. Aderisce alla rete globale degli ecovillaggi di Gaia. Ha sede nella regione del Gyurufu (Ungheria).
Comunità di Findhorn (Scozia)
E' un'associazione umanitaria nata nel 1962 che ha sede in una comunità ecologica autosufficiente. La comunità è nota in tutto il mondo per il lavoro svolto con il regno vegetale attraverso la comunicazione sottile con i regni della natura. Gli aspetti di ricerca ecologica sono solo una parte dell'ampio lavoro di ricerca sviluppato dal centro, che è incentrato sugli aspetti spirituali di collaborazione e cooperazione con tutte le religioni e con tutti gli esseri. Ha sede a Findhorn (Scozia). Fa parte della rete globale degli ecovillaggi di Gaia.
Comunità di Lebensgarten (Germania)
Comunità ecologica esistente dal 1984, ospita circa 130 persone orientate a uno stile di vita naturale e alla ricerca spirituale. Ha sede in Bassa Sassonia (Germania). Aderisce alla rete globale degli ecovillaggi.
Global eco village network (Danimarca)
Sito della rete globale degli ecovillaggi, insediamenti che mettono nella pratica gli insegnamenti olistici per la costruzione bioecologica e la cooperazione per programmi culturali e tecnologici di ecosostenibilità. Fondata a Fjordvang in Danimarca nel 1994 e finanziata come parte delle attività del Gaia Trust, cooperativa umanitaria danese che si prefigge lo sviluppo di una coscienza del pianeta concepito come unità vivente e di una umanità come parte integrante di questo organismo.
Ed altri esempi di ecovillaggi nel Mondo:
Comunità di Rysovo (Russia)
Comunità ecologica fondata nel 1993, si propone di creare un insediamento rurale ecologico indipendente dal punto di vista della produzione del cibo e dell'energia, con accorgimenti di permacultura, architettura ecologica, agricoltura biologica. Ha sede in Russia. Obiettivi del villaggio sono promuovere uno stile di vita ecologico e contribuire alla soluzione di conflitti culturali. Aderisce alla rete globale degli ecovillaggi di Gaia.
Crystal Waters (Australia)
Villaggio di permacultura (cioè di integrazione tra l'architettura bioecologica e l'agricoltura biologica) creato da Eco Logical Solutions (Ltd P.O. Box 529 4552 Maleny Queensland Australia tel +61 74 943943 fax +61 74 943003), una delle prime compagnie professionali create nel mondo con lo scopo di progettare e creare ambienti umani sostenibili, con un'attenzione integrata all'architettura, alle risorse e alla gestione del suolo. Aderisce alla rete globale degli ecovillaggi di Gaia. Ha sede a Crystal Waters, nei pressi di Brisbane.
Comunità di Poona, Osho International Commune (India)
Comunità spirituale ed ecologica nata nel 1974 per opera di Osho Rajneesh, ospita persone di ogni razza, paese e credenza, che sperimentano metodi di indagine psicologica e spirituale derivati dalla fusione tra le tecniche terapeutiche occidentali e le tecniche di meditazione orientali. Ha sede in India nella Regione di Bombay.
Comunità di Auroville (India)
Comunità ecologica e spirituale inaugurata nel 1968, ispirato all'insegnamento dei maestri Sri Aurobindo e Mère, dedicata all'unità umana nella diversità: ospita persone di ogni razza, paese o credenza, con l'obiettivo della pacifica convivenza e del progresso spirituale nel rispetto della natura al di là delle differenze culturali e etniche. La città "dell'alba" è stata riconosciuta e incoraggiata dall' Unesco ed è progettata per 50.000 abitanti. Ha sede in India.
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Friday, 4 February 2022
Thursday, 21 May 2020
World Meditation Day, 21 May 2020
It's World Meditation Day today.
A great opportunity to tuning into some positive vibes, if not feeling exactly there right now.
All around the World people are making the effort to raise global consciousness, coming together in prayer and meditation. Most of us can only do this in isolation at the moment, in a virtual way behind screens, but the power of the intention is still amazingly strong for the self and the collective.
With all the chaos that is going on presently, due to the corona virus epidemic and the consequent challenging economic breakdown that many people are facing, the sense of reality is very confused; the future is looking uncertain for every single one of us.
Staying in such states intoxicate and weaken our immune system and will power further, if we don't take action.
Something we can do to control our emotional and vibrational states is to manage, or build up with discipline, our resilience in order to reach higher and positive emotions. When we remain in these higher frequencies our mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing will benefit: becomes a ward off against physical and emotional pain and also prevents severe illnesses.
According to the Hawkins Scale in the picture here, lower frequency emotions are those that often keep us in stagnating state: shame, guilt, apathy, fear, anger for example.
In lightening up our load and outlook of life we get the chance to expand, grow and thrive.
Yet, being depression mostly an uncomfortable feeling, I often give 'thanks' to the difficult challenges I have to manage, as they offered me the chance of learning my lessons.
Obviously I wish to avoid finding myself rock bottom if I can, no matter how hard it is.
An 'Enlightenment' state is a bit difficult, if not surreal to keep for 24/7, unless we choose to live life as a monk.
Remaining at the very rock bottom forever is also very unlikely; again a matter of choice.
No matter how successful a person is, we are all meant to have fluctuating events, moods, opportunities throughout life, and already accepting this is a great advantage to all of us.
An interesting take by Dr Demartini on the 'positivity' illusion can be viewed here youtu.be/4HY4k6CU-Zc
Learning to be aware about my own energy and how I can transmute it and transform it is a huge development in my life. I don't have all the answers, but I feel blessed for the little steps upwards I am recognising from my disciplined approach.
Wishing everyone to find their ideal path 🙌💪🎇
Looking for a prayer to start or end any day?
Thursday, 21 June 2018
World Peace and Prayer Day - 21st June
in this time and this place
to personally decide
the future of humankind.
would create unnecessary people
are essential to this World.”
- Chief Looking Horse
Sunday, 8 June 2014
WORLD HYPOPARA AWARENESS DAY
The full name of this condition is hypoparathyroidism. Because of the "thyroid" bit in it, many people mistake the condition for hypothyroidism, and I don't mean only common folks. Even GPs and other health professionals that are not familiar with the condition, regularly misname the two conditions.
Thyroid and parathyroids glands are part of the endocrine system, although the very similar name and close position to each other, they don't directly work together. They cover however important roles in hormone production.
Hypoparathyroidism is a rare endocrine disorder in which the parathyroid glands are unable to produce enough parathyroid hormone. This leads to a low concentration of calcium in the blood.
On the 1st of June every year the Hypopara community celebrates World Hypopara Awareness Day, to raise awareness of this rare disease.
I personally have been experiencing this debilitating condition since 2007, following thyroid surgery for papillary carcinoma. It has not been an easy ride ever since, but thanks to discovering the Hypopara Family in 2014, a mutual patients support group, I have been learning important tips on how to manage the condition the best way possible.
Thanks to the fast speed Science is progressing these days, we all hope and look forward for an effective treatment will be found soon. Keeping fingers crossed and hoping for the best 🍀🍀🍀
To find out more about parathyroids issues check out parathyroiduk.org
Thursday, 3 April 2014
IBS Awareness Month
Many people suffer several typical IBS symptoms, yet are not even aware of this condition and that their nutrition is what's causing them nuisances.
Having a look at several websites that discuss the condition I found it confusing seeing the variety of material suggested around diet and nutrition. Many schools teach conflicting theories and the food industry seems too often the only winning part.
It is fundamental to pay close attention to personal reaction to foods, as we are all different form each other and each of us have different needs.
Back to IBS awareness we need to consider that in addition to the physical symptoms, IBS can also affect our mental health trigging emotional symptoms such as:
- Mood swings
- Hopelessness
- Depression
- Anxiety
Physical symptoms of IBS can trigger strong emotions the same way that anxiety can trigger the onset of symptoms such as constipation, cramps or diarrhoea.
This leaves us to work out how to alleviate the symptoms through diet and identifying triggers in our lifestyle, and we'll benefit both physically and emotionally.
More information about IBS can be found on IBS Network site
Sunday, 23 March 2014
Spring Detox
I have personally just started a detox that combines two types of diets: the gluten-free and the mucusless diets; plenty can be found online in regards to the benefits of each of these.
After just a few weeks into the new diet, my waistline has reduced, making my tummy look flat without much effort- weight-loss was not my aim, but hey, why not! - my skin is also looking much clearer.
Having to cut off on bread, pasta and some grains has certainly instilled curiosity and creativity in my cooking habits. I have been introducing some foods in my diet, such as amaranth and buckwheat, which I hardly used before and I love quinoa and considering baking my own bread.
I opt for natural alternatives, rather than gluten-free varieties of commercially produced foods.
Here a list a varied noodles alternatives
There is plenty of natural and not labelled/packaged foods and ingredients: lets enjoy the abundance!
- Easy to digest
- Alkaline
- High water content
- High fiber content
- Nourish cleansing systems or organs
- Full of antioxidants
- Full of anti-inflammatories
- Your liver is your largest cleansing organ, and it loves lemons!
- They are the most alkaline forming food.
- Main ingredient of Master Cleanse (Lemonade Diet).
- 2. Spinach is rich in Anti-Cancer and Anti-inflammatory antioxidants.
- Good source omega 3 fatty acids.
- Alkalises the body.
3. Radishes: The sulphurous mustard oil in radishes stimulates the circulation system as well as the liver and kidneys to help with a detox.- Great for the skin because of high sulphur, silicon and vitamin C content.
- A good source of fibre.
- 4. Pineapple helps cleanse and tone the pores in your lungs, which directly affect the elasticity of your lung sacs.
- Contains the enzyme bromelin, which helps expel intestinal worms from your lung pores.
- The bromelain is great for digestion.
5. Artichokes are wonderful food for the liver and the gallbladder.- They help detox harmful chemicals.
- Lowers high blood pressure.
6. Nettles are a super detox food that strengthens the liver, adrenal glands and kidneys.- Rich in minerals
- Can ease seasonal allergy symptoms
- The stinging parts are destroyed during cooking.
- 7. Green tea helps flush toxins out of the system with antioxidant catechins, which increase liver function.
- Is full of polyphenols which produce extra heat in the body and burn calories so you can lose weight.
8. Green Peas can be digested easily and eliminated efficiently.- Provide useful vegan protein to substitute for heavier proteins.
- Rich in anti-oxidents including flavinoids, carotenoids, phenolic acids and polyphenols
9. Fresh coriander leaves have been clinically proven to remove mercury.This healing herb:- Lowers blood sugar.
- Lowers bad cholesterol.
- Improves eye health.
10. Celery has anti-cancer compounds. - Active phthalides relax artery walls to reduce blood pressure.
- Is a negative calorie food.
- The high fiber assists colon cleansing and weight loss.
- proven to protect liver cells from the damaging effects of alcohol and other toxins.
- Are a good source of easy to digest protein.
- 11. Sesame seeds are full of amino acids called methionine and tryptophan, which helps the liver and kidneys to function and detox effectively.
- Turmeric powder has powerful anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties.
- Improves Phase II liver detoxification. Reduced Phase II detoxification is associated with environmental sensitivities, fibromyalgia and CFS.
- Helps detoxify the blood.
- Helps keep blood pressure low because of its high potassium content by opening up blood vessels.
- Coming soon to a lawn or a garden near you! Dandelion roots and leaves feed the liver and help assist cleansing.
- Stimulates the digestive juices, helping the digestion of fats.
- Contains 48 substances that support your body to detox naturally.
- Dandelion greens are best in the spring before they get too bitter in the summer.
- My own story how detoxing saved my life.
- Reduces mucous.
- High amounts of pectin which is good for cleansing.
- Contains inulin which promotes the growth and activity of friendly bacteria in the intestines making it difficult for unfriendly bacteria to grow.
- Food highest in glutathione, an important anti-carcinogen.
- Garlic contains specific antioxidants and substances that play an important role in natural detoxification.
12. Turmeric is a powerful antioxidant that increases anti-inflammatory enzymes in the liver.13. Cabbage activates detoxifying enzymes in the liver.High content of vitamin C and sulphur in cabbage removes toxins.15. Citrus Fruits are high vitamin C needed to make glutathione which feeds liver.16. Asparagus helps cleanse the kidneys, and reduce water retention.17. Garlic: Antibacterial, anti-viral, anti-fungal and anti-cancer, garlic can clearly be named a powerfood.Also: Raw veggies are highly alkalizing and high in fiber, which helps cleanse the colon. Plus high sulphur vegetables (onions, carrots, artichoke, asparagus, kale, and beets) helps the liver detoxify harmful chemicals.
Read more: http://www.care2.com/greenliving/17-top-foods-for-a-spring-detox.html#ixzz2wpZ0q1YD
Saturday, 7 September 2013
100 Years of Manor Gardens
Nita Upadhyay is the Mental Wellbeing Champions Project Manager. A young and dynamic lady Nita has introduced me to several of the groups Manor Gardens champions for: the young mothers group, the Latin American and the Bengoli groups, among others.
The most amazing experience was to work with survivors that attend the stroke project, a group which meets twice a week.
Interacting with Dawn, Thomas, Steven, Sheila, Margareth, Victoria, Leslie, Emelia and Evelyn was a wide eyes opening since I never came across stroke survivors before. It was amazingly rewarding seeing their faces turning calmer, their shoulders falling softer and their chests breathing deeper at the warm contact exchanged.
Manor Gardens is celebrating its Centennary this year: I congratulate with the organization for the hard and successful work done to date and I send many wishes for the services to continue bringing better and happier lives to those living challenging situations.
http://www.manorgardenscentre.org/services/
Wednesday, 31 October 2012
Latest Updates: Facial Acupuncture training.
I don't think I have been lazy lately, but this is only my third post in the year for this blog. The fact is that I have been very busy building a new relationship (Love Heals!), taking photography more seriously and of course updating my skills in the complementary healing field.
Over the Summer I have taken the Facial Acupuncture training at the Yuan Clinic & Traditional Medicine College, in Colliers Wood. After the experience I felt inspired to continue training till I perhaps complete the full acupuncture qualifications one day. Started with the ears, now face, there are three other micro-systems currently taught at the college. They are all so powerful and effective as the full body treatment, with perhaps the advantage that clients can simply stay sat on a chair: no need to undress or lie on a couch if there isn't one available.
John Tindall is a highly knowledgeable teacher and practitioner. He has been the Chairperson of NADA (National Acupuncture Detoxification Association) in the past for several years and his Traditional Chinese Medicine practice is enhanced by the fusion with Shamanic and Latin/Native American traditions. I recently took part to one sweat lodge organized in the countryside and the experience was deeply healing.
John's regular Qi Gong classes are also very powerful and somehow mystic when you manage to tune-in the flow. I very often prefer to practice Qi Gong on my own and at my preferred time, but attending a lesson is a real treat, which I recommend to all advanced and beginner students.
Yuan Clinic & Traditional Medicine College
Saturday, 12 May 2012
The Dragonfly Story
A wonderful Jasmine dedicated the afternoon to her lovely son Jos, which passed away recently.
I had only met Jos in a couple of occasion; his deep sensitivity and kindness touched me right away.
The room was filled with friends of both, the mother and the son, remembering sweet and funny times spent together. His presence could be felt so strongly: the photos displaying his beautiful smile, his ashes in a casket on a table by the wall, and the warmth remembrance of his dear ones talking about him.
It felt as if Jos was just there, gazing at all the familiar faces that were paying tributes to him.
On the table, near Jos's ashes casket there was a page with a beautiful story, The Dragonfly Story, which I read with eagerness. The story is aimed at children to let them familiarise with the concept of Death.
After reading it I felt that it very much applies to any age since it holds very simple and important concepts that many people ignore: life as evolutionary and transformational process, rather than a specific time with a beginning and an END.
I wish to dedicate this story to whomever might have suffered a bereavement in the long or the short past and for some reason have been finding it difficult to move on from the events.
Hold dear your precious past, but do not let it be a burden to your present life. Live fully your present day, filling it with Love, Happiness and contentment where ever you are at today, as it will pave the days to follow, the way you wish them to be.
They did notice that every once in awhile one of their colony seemed to lose interest in going about. Clinging to the stem of a pond lily it gradually moved out of sight and was seen no more. "Look!" said one of the water bugs to another. "one of our colony is climbing up the lily stalk. Where do you think she is going?" Up, up, up it slowly went....Even as they watched, the water bug disappeared from sight.
Its friends waited and waited but it didn't return...
"We promise", they said solemnly.
He had become a dragonfly!!
"I can't return!" he said in dismay. "At least, I tried. But I can't keep my promise. Even if I could go back, not one of the water bugs would know me in my new body. I guess I'll just have to wait until they become dragonflies too. Then they'll understand what has happened to me, and where I went."
Friday, 9 March 2012
The Year of the Dragon!
A Belated Welcome to The Year of the Dragon!
According to Chinese tradition, the Dragon is a powerful and auspicious creature; a symbol of power, strength and good luck -the Dragon is the ultimate symbol of good fortune on all levels.
Wishing you good health, prosperity and success for the months ahead :)
The Lion Dance is traditionally used to bestow good fortune and prosperity. The Lion Dance is usually performed at the opening of a new business and on Chinese New Year, but can be used for any special occasion or celebration.
www.yellowdragon-kung-fu.co.uk/index.html
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Loving the transformation process.
Here I am going to share an easy to follow list created by Cate Mackenzie, a formidable and very inspiring woman that teaches and guides thousands of people towards improving their lives and achieving the most wanted goals.
I have met Cate several years ago, and her positive and uplifting energy stays fresh and vibrant anytime I think about her. You can follow Cate, sign up to her newsletter and join her workshops catemackenzie.com and you'll surely attract more love, beauty and positivity to your life.
Tips to staying open to loving new beginnings
1 Anchor yourself!
What are your anchors? List them and anchor yourself daily. Anchoring is about earthing and grounding yourself so you feel safe and this allows you to move in new directions. Examples of anchors could be morning pages, healthy eating, exercise, meditation, phonecalls, coaching, therapy, nature.
2 Write and talk about your visions. It can really help to move beyond a block by holding a peaceful loving vision of what you really want. By taking yourself into a beautiful vision it can support the movement to go beyond your fear.
3 If you are struggling with feeling split between two parts of you that feel as if they want different things, put your hands out and hold each part in each hand and gently bring the hands together in a prayer position and then pull your hands into your heart and feel how that feels.
4 If you are feeling that you have a fear or block about new beginnings then start with honouring that fear and acknowledge it so that you surrender to having it. For example I surrender to having a fear of loss. Then once you have done this and acknowledged the fear of loss then surrender the fear of loss. The two stages are I surrender to having the fear, then I surrender the fear. It is very powerful.
5 If you are worried in any way about new beginnings then hold your hands again in front of you and imagine holding a ball of light and that this ball of light is a solution to whatever it is you need. You do not need to know what the solution is but by holding it you have intended that it exists and it will now come in. And you may be surprised how quickly it does!
6 Have fun, slow down and allow yourself to be. This can allow the new love or new work or new feelings of joy to come in even without you noticing. List what you love and have fun each week.
7 Clear any clutter that you can so that your home is peaceful.
8 Write a daily gratitude list, it provides instant transformation into the positive.
Sunday, 28 August 2011
Planetary Influences
A New Moon is entering the sky.
Time passes by fast sometimes that we don't even realise how we might have changed or how events might have affected us, either way positively and/or negatively, changing our beliefs, behaviours and attitude towards life. Sometimes are small changes that we don't even notice, nor take into consideration. Other times they sign the beginning or the end of a path in our lives.
Noticed any recently? Time to pay attention :)
Wishing you the transformation and changes you wish in your life!
Read here: Astrology: Planet Jupiter Goes Retrograde
Friday, 29 July 2011
Global Meditation Flash Mob
The intention of the movement is to expose the world to meditation and expand positivity to every walk of life. Previously spots such as Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden have been picked for this act of gentle love creation.
Goals:
1. To create an environment for people from all walks of life to come together in meditation.
2. To spread awareness of meditation to the public.
3. To come together as a community to send positive intentions out into the world.
4. To show that leading by example is the best way to lead. Simple acts can stimulate major paradigm shifts in thinking
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10323806@N05/sets/72157627179275833/
Friday, 24 June 2011
Health Day @ Skylight
Complementary therapies are always very popular and the booking sheet gets filled up straight away.
You need to get there early if you wish to have a go to a bit of pampering :)
I will also run a Qi Self Massage workshop at 3.30pm to shake off stress and tension. It's going to be fun!
Where? 66 Commercial Street, London, E1 6LT Tel: 0300 636 1967