We are writing to request that you pass on to your readers the details of the competition for tickets to the London West End Premiere for our comedy feature film ‘Sisterhood’, which was shot in London and Governor’s Bay, Christchurch New Zealand. The film has a great comedy cameo from Jon Gadsby and is fun and feel good. We really need help selling tickets – so any help would be hugely appreciated.

All the details are below – do let me know if you require anything further.

Kind Regards,

Emily Corcoran
http://www.sisterhoodfilm.com (trailer etc here)

WIN two tickets to the UK PREMIERE of Kiwi Film ‘Sisterhood’!

+ the After Party at an Exclusive West End Club!

+ a Chauffeur driven ride home anywhere in London!

Automatic entry to prize draw when you buy a ticket online at:

http://www.sisterhoodfilm.com

Sisterhood – A Kiwi Farmer Comes to London!

‘Sisterhood’ is a hilarious and irreverent ‘clash of cultures’ comedy feature film, set between London and New Zealand.. It tells the tale of a Kiwi farmer who comes to London to track down her sophisticated, uptight Half Sister and convince her to track down their no-good Dad. It is fun and frisky and you’ll leave feeling good.

A great night out, for having a giggle!

Features much loved actors Nick Ball, Jon Gadsby and newcomers Isabelle Defaut and Emily Corcoran.

Opening on the 17th Oct – 23rd Oct ‘08

At the Odeon Cinema, Panton Street

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!!!!

Hello. I’m a Kiwi also working in Camden and living in London. I’m part of a small, but enthusiastic, group campaigning for the NZ Green party to Kiwis living in London. At latest estimates there’s over 100,000 of us here and most are eligible to vote so it’s a significant electorate for the election. The Greens have a natural affinity with Kiwis living over here as they’ve generally travelled a fair bit and now appreciate more than ever what we have back home, and feel more determined to keep it as clean and green as possible.

I wonder if you’d be interested joining our group, or posting about any of our events? We engage in a wide range of activities from direct face-to-face campaigning (like at the Waitangi day pub crawl & Kiwi music concerts) to hosting events to viral campaigns (to come closer to the election). We have a facebook page where you can see the kind of things we get up to.
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=2399733427

We’re always keen for people to help out in any way, small or large, online or face-to-face. Let me know if you’re keen to get involved in any way.

I’m also the producer of a new climate change documentary you may have heard of, called ‘The Age of Stupid’. http://www.ageofstupid.net

Cheers
Lizzie Gillett

I recently came across your environment page at :

http://www.camdenkiwi.org/category/environment/

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Thomas

Love your blog, and as climate change is part of an Oxfam campaign I’m working on at the moment I thought you may be interested to hear about it.

It’s called the G8 Wait and can be found on MySpace, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr. The basic idea is this: in 2005 the world leaders made lots of promises about poverty. Unfortunately a lot of these promises are in danger of being broken. So we want to let the G8, and particularly Tony Blair, know that we’re eagerly waiting for them to respond on these promises. We’re asking Tony to post a video when he returns from this year’s G8 explaining what he and the seven other world leaders discussed and decided. The more people waiting the more likely he is to respond.

So we’ve made a sort of virtual waiting space – the peoples’ table – on the four major social networking sites, and we’re trying to get as many people as possible to join.

You can have a look here:

MySpace(www.myspace.com/g8wait) Facebook(http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2347287531) YouTube(www.youtube.com/g8wait) Flickr(www.flickr.com/groups/g8wait)

Climate change is really high on the G8 agenda so maybe you’d like to mention our campaign in your blog? That would be most lovely indeed. It’s really important that we get as many people as possible to join so your help would be much appreciated. And while you’re at it, make sure you join the wait too!

Thank you so much. Let me know if you have any questions.

Victoria Watts
Oxfam

I’m just having a wander round your blog and thought you might be interested in having a look at your local Friends of the Earth blog
at http://camdenfoe.blogspot.com/. We’re beginners in the blog field but let me know if anything catches your interest, or if you want to get involved in any of our campaigns.

Liz

I would be interested in hearing from you.