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A visit to Edible Landscapes London

I recently visited Edible Landscapes London, a project started a couple of years ago by Transition Finsbury Park. The project describes itself as: “a volunteer-led project which aims to help Londoners grow more of their own food. We propagate edible plants which are then used on local growing projects.

My new EarthConnected website

I have just restored my defunct EarthConnected website as a WordPress blog. I hope you’ll like it and link to it. My first entry may seem somewhat contoversial to Transitioners. “Do the earliest mammals have lessons for sustainable societies?” What do you think?

Transition Technologist meeting report 05032013

Transition Linlithgow: it’s just a stage they’re going through

Here’s a story from Linlithgow in Scotland, one which includes a request for your ideas. So, last November Chanel held the rather swanky and illustrious ‘Chanel Metiers d’Art’ fashion show at Linlithgow Palace, famous for being where Mary Queen of Scots first came into the world. The Palace’

March 2013 – Transition Network Newsletter

Transition Network Newsletter March 2013 NEWS OF THE NETWORK AND NETWORK NEWS February Round-up of What’s Happening out in the World of Transition Inspiring news this month includes: A film about the Tooting Foodival; the first Transition Town Twinning; an inspiring film from Brazil; a Repair Café in

February Transition Community Roundup

We start this month’s round-up in Tooting in London. Transition Town Tooting recently posted this film about their Foodival last year. Foodival is an annual event which celebrates what local food means in this diverse urban context: Also in London, TT-Kingston in collaboration with Save the World

One Year in Transition: open for 2013 entry

One Year in Transition is now open to applicants starting in September of this year (2013). Our first meet-up is 23 to 29 September at Sharpham, outside Totnes in Devon. As well as workshops that land you in Transition, and introduce you to storytelling and being in Nature, you