Contact details:
You can contact me by
E-mail:
graham@grahambell.org
Calling my landline:
+44 (0)1890 88 2448
Fax me on:
+44 (0)871 918 4412
BT Softphone:
+44 (0)560 227 3353
Mobile:
+44 (0)7989 330 550
Skype: grahambellskype
Twitter: GBAssociates
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Graham Bell Associate News
- Mark McLaughlin: Asking too much to expect a repeat performance for Fringe? September 2, 2010
- Business group stands firm August 31, 2010
- Moray Tourism Conference September August 31, 2010
- Speed Networking Marathon August 31, 2010
- Steve Graham switches to academia August 31, 2010
Tag Archive
High Speed Rail 2 Scotland – Plans
Good Morning Scotland Graham Bell 8th February 2010 Hear this interview with Graham Bell and John McCormick, Chair of the Scottish Association for Public Transport: “Discussing the proposed plans for Highspeed rail to Scotland“. Go get Adobe Flash Player! var so = new SWFObject( "http://grahambell.org/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/nazdrave-mp3/mp3player.swf", "nazdravemp3_player", "300", "20", "8", "#FFFFFF"); so.addVariable("file", "http://gba.mediamice.net/Radio/HS2S_080210.mp3"); so.write("nazdravemp3_1"); (Press Play to hear the Radio interview) In this interview Graham Bell and... »
Should there be a new Forth Road Bridge?
Morning Extra Graham Bell 9th November 2009 Hear the interview with Graham Bell and Patrick Harvie discussing: “Should there be a new Fourth Road Bridge“. Go get Adobe Flash Player! var so = new SWFObject( "http://grahambell.org/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/nazdrave-mp3/mp3player.swf", "nazdravemp3_player", "300", "20", "8", "#FFFFFF"); so.addVariable("file", "http://gba.mediamice.net/Radio/GBA_morningextra_091109.mp3"); so.write("nazdravemp3_2"); (Press Play to hear the Radio interview) Loading… »
Neatwork International Limited
In 1988 my partner, Nancy Woodhead and I, with three month old baby Ruby, departed the wilds of South London for the Scottish Borders. We bought an old estate steading with another family, the McGurns, with the idea of establishing an intentional community. In a range of stone buildings in various states of repair... »
