Please also check out my blog at The Mobius

My name is Ian Gregory and this is my website - I have other web presences listed in my FOAF file which you can view here. I have worked in Engineering, Physics and IT and am now a self-employed gardener. In 2005 I helped organise the G8 Bike Ride which lead to me becoming part of a collective called Bicycology and building a soundsystem called Son of Pedals. In December 2011 my mother and I became joint owners of Ware Park Wood. I live in Hatfield, Hertfordshire and I have been involved in local cycle campaigning since 2009. Currently I am:

• An active member of WelHatCycling, leading occasional local rides

• Secretary and webmaster of CycleHerts, which I helped set up in 2011

• Deputy Chair and cycling representative on the Hertfordshire Local Access Forum

• An East Herts route maintenance volunteer with Sustrans

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Here are some other organisations which I support:

• ICAN International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, winner of 2017 Nobel Peace Prize

• Freedom from Torture supports survivors of torture

• NORML UK seems to be the most credible organisation working to reform Britain's cannabis laws

• The Free West Papua Campaign strives to end the Indonesian Occupation of West Papua

• Free Tibet campaigns for an end to the Chinese occupation of Tibet

• Dignity in Dying campaigns for an assisted dying law in the UK

• The Open Rights Group is the UK's leading voice defending freedom of expression, privacy, innovation, consumer rights and creativity on the Internet

• Palestine Solidarity Campaign is a community of people working together for peace, equality, and justice and against racism, occupation and colonisation.

• CAAT Campaign Against Arms Trade is a UK-based organisation working to end the international arms trade

• Campaign for Better Transport works towards a vision of a country where communities have affordable transport that improves quality of life and protects the environment

Thanks to the experts at Mythic Beasts who provide IPv6 hosting for this site, and to the equally expert people at Andrews & Arnold for my IPv6 broadband connection.