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That this House congratulates earthwalker Paul Coleman on the occasion of the commencement on 15th January 2006 of the Earthday Friendship Walk which will proceed from the Great Wall of China through China, Korea and Japan to promote international understanding and peace through the planting of trees for the 100,000,000 people killed in the last century of war.
That this House congratulates earthwalker Paul Coleman on the occasion of the commencement on 15th January 2006 of the Earthday Friendship Walk which will proceed from the Great Wall of China through China, Korea and Japan to promote international understanding and peace through the planting of trees for the 100,000,000...
That this House congratulates Paul Coleman on completing on 11th November the first year anniversary of his 15,000 mile walk from Westminster through many nations and on to China; congratulates him on the 5,000 km walked through eight countries so far, and on the trees planted in 41 towns and cities during his mission to promote and participate in peace through environmental restoration; and urges citizens around the world to visit his website www.earthwalker.com to follow his progress.
That this House congratulates Paul Coleman on completing on 11th November the first year anniversary of his 15,000 mile walk from Westminster through many nations and on to China; congratulates him on the 5,000 km walked through eight countries so far, and on the trees planted in 41 towns and...
That this House congratulates earthwalker Paul Coleman on his perpetual walk which led him to the Rio Earth Summit and which is now taking him across the United Kingdom and Europe to China, where he will be planting trees and encouraging people in villages, towns and cities along the way to plant trees so as to protect the planet.
That this House congratulates earthwalker Paul Coleman on his perpetual walk which led him to the Rio Earth Summit and which is now taking him across the United Kingdom and Europe to China, where he will be planting trees and encouraging people in villages, towns and cities along the way...
That this House congratulates Paul Coleman on returning to Westminster after a 3,000 mile walk around Britain, which began at Westminster on 1st May 1998; acknowledges the interest in this walk from people from all walks of life who gave support to reforestation issues nationally and internationally, including the reforestation of Sarajevo after three years of intense war; looks forward to continuing debate on the contribution tree planting makes to society and the environment; and further looks forward to Paul Coleman and Tony Hoole taking trees donated by people in the United Kingdom to plant in Sarajevo.
That this House congratulates Paul Coleman on returning to Westminster after a 3,000 mile walk around Britain, which began at Westminster on 1st May 1998; acknowledges the interest in this walk from people from all walks of life who gave support to reforestation issues nationally and internationally, including the reforestation...
That this House notes that having already walked from Ontario to Rio de Janeiro to attend the Earth Summit I meeting, and from San Francisco to Sarajevo to promote peace-keeping and environmental restoration efforts, Paul Colman is, on 1st May, embarking on a 2005 mile walk throughBritain, starting from Westminster and continuing to Northern Scotland via rural communities, towns and cities en route, including Oxford, Stoke-on-Trent, Manchester, Edinburgh, John O'Groats and back to Lands End via Glasgow, Liverpool, Cardiff, Bristol, and then from Lands End via Plymouth and Reading back to London; urges communities, councils, schools and people everywhere along the way to welcome him and assist and encourage local contributions to local Agenda 21 campaigns and the planting of trees on behalf of the 1600 children killed during the siege of Sarajevo and the restoration efforts underway in that city; and urges those along the route to follow his progress on www.earthwalker.com.
That this House notes that having already walked from Ontario to Rio de Janeiro to attend the Earth Summit I meeting, and from San Francisco to Sarajevo to promote peace-keeping and environmental restoration efforts, Paul Colman is, on 1st May, embarking on a 2005 mile walk throughBritain, starting from Westminster...