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The Power of Creating an Edible High Road

On Saturday 18 May a river of fruit and nut trees appeared along Salusbury Road as part of the Chelsea Fringe Festival in an initiative of Transition Town Kensal to Kilburn (TTK2K). Shops and businesses along the street sponsored 22 edible trees which were placed outside their premises for the

Jenny Gellatly on The Power of Just Growing Stuff

What does it take to find the confidence to step over into actually starting a Community Supported Agriculture scheme? Where does the drive to step from thinking “someone should set up a really cool market garden” to thinking “I’m going to set up a really cool market garden” come

Comms delivery group meeting report 9 July 2013

Transition Thursdays: Three down, three to go!

So, three down and three to go. I wrote a report and made a short film of the first Transition Thursday (even though it was actually on a Tuesday), which took place in Crystal Palace in London. I’m going give you an update on the next two, which have

On felling Leylandii, diggers and the Power of Just Doing Stuff

One of the things we’re going to be doing now Transition Culture has migrated to its new home is to have a theme for each month, something that will bring a degree of focus to what we post during that time. This month’s theme is ‘The Power of

July 2013 – Transition Network Newsletter

Transition Network News – July 2013 NETWORK NEWS AND NEWS OF THE NETWORK The June Round Up From the Amazon to Portugal to Walthamstow and news of many other places in between. https://archive25.transitionnetwork.org/blogs/rob-hopkins/2013-07/june-round-what-s-happening-out-world-transition A New

A June Round-up of What’s Happening out in the World of Transition

It was a tough call deciding which story to lead with in this month’s Round-up. In the end we decided to start with this story from the Amazon in Brazil. May East, Transition trainer extraordinaire, travelled there to give a Transition training. The host was Mapiá Village, an