Ann Link
Ann is an initiator within the environment and women's movements.
She enjoys
bringing new ideas to situations and solving problems, and
helping to visualise a sustainable future. She worked at Women's
Environmental Network for nearly 20 years on chemical pollution
and waste prevention and is learning to apply her experience
to climate and energy issues locally and nationally. She has
a City & Guilds 6176 Energy Awareness qualification and
a science background. She can provide unusual perspectives
and has much experience of bringing unlikely issues into the
mainstream!
Charges: Rates are negotiable, depending very much on the
project. Please email info@sharedenergy.org.uk
Gina Purrmann
Gina Purrmann has been involved with
environmental issues for 15 years. She set up and for 10 years
ran the Real Nappy Association, which kick-started the UK's
Campaign for Real Nappies. At present her energy is concentrated
on home education - at home, local and London levels. Helping
to set up food buying co-ops is a subversive hobby.
Jo Budd
Jo works as graphic and web designer to Women's Environmental
Network and designed this website. She is author of Beyond
the Bin: The Livewire Guide to Reusing and Recycling,
Women's Press (2000) and has also written for WEN on real
nappies and breastfeeding. She likes growing food and eating
it, often cooking in between. She can be contacted for freelance
design work or discussions on methods of slug removal on jo.budd@talk21.com.
Charges: Yes for design work, not for slug talk. Fees are
reasonable and may be negotiable.
Maria Hawton-Mead
Maria is a Sustainable Building Consultant
specialising in providing advice on fitting eco measures on existing and new homes. This may involve the rearrangement of internal space to
take advantage of sunlight to naturally heat and light the home. Her philosophy is to improve insulation and reduce draughts to reduce fuel bills and
carbon dioxide emissions before adding renewable technologies. She works with
architects and housing associations advising on how to reach high levels
of the code for sustainable homes and writes sustainability and energy statements to support planning applications.
Maria has a MSc in sustainable architecture from The Centre for
Alternative
Technology and over 15 years experience in building design and renovation.
She is a qualified energy assessor and user of software to aid building to
passive house standards. Passive houses hardly need any heating and you
don't get cold! Maria is able to recommend suppliers who can implement her
recommendations effectively and she has comprehensive knowledge of the
performance of renewable technologies. Contact her on mariahawtonmead@btinternet.com
T: 01273 605229 or M: 07973 616710.
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