Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Petition against industrial devastation Isle of Man

 Dear Sir Barry Gibb,

 

I am a resident of the Isle of Man, the place of birth of you and your brothers (we say hello to your statues in Douglas each time we visit!). You wrote in an interview with our local newspaper last year, " It’s my island,’ he said. ‘It’s a very spiritual place, and it always will be". Sadly, that is about to change. There are plans to build 87 industrial Eiffel Tower sized turbines close by the entire length of our beautiful east coast.

 

https://not4iom.com/#facts

 

I listen with tears to the beautiful singing of our national anthem, Ellan Vannin by Robin and the King William's College Choir. Allow me to show you another rendition which reflects our feelings towards this desecration.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYecu3Ew9Jk


 

The people fight back - 10,000 have already signed a petition against this industrial devastation of our island's beauty, but we are up against a major international corporate with all its lobbying power.

 

May I just ask that through social media, or as you see fit, you give us your support,

 

Best wishes,

 

Paul

 

Dr PK Taylor

Wednesday, June 3, 2026

Exciting news Barry Gibb

 Excited to announce that I worked with @Soundwaves_Art to create and hand-sign a limited number of artworks made from the audio of the original Bee Gees’ recordings “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart” and “Immortality.”


Each piece was hand-signed by myself and artist Tim Wakefield to support @NordoffRobbins, the UK’s largest independent music therapy charity, using music to enrich the lives of people living with life-limiting illnesses, disabilities, and feelings of isolation.


Only 40 signed artworks + 4 Originals available for each song.


Grab yours here:

http://www.soundwavesartfoundation.com/collections/bee-gees









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