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The opening of the Conference

On Friday evening the Transition Network Conference 2012 began. It followed a REconomy project day, Youth Symposium and the second day of the Thrive Training. Audio and Photos from Friday * Listen to the opening session on the Transition Radio Posterous site – A recording of the opening session of the Transition

September 2012 – Transition Network Newsletter

September 2012 – Transition Network Newsletter TRANSITION NETWORK UK CONFERENCE 2012 Building Resilience in Extraordinary Times 14-16th September + extras The annual conference is almost upon us and really does look set to be the best ever. Although the Thrive Training is now fully booked, there is a great deal more

July/August Round-up of What’s Happening out in the World of Transition

This month’s round up covers two months, because this time last month half of the team that lovingly create these round ups was away when they should have been producing this. As a result it’s a bit of a whopper. The latest Transition Bristol newsletter begins “In this

Reflections on my REconomy Roadtrip – big challenges and big possibilities

Fiona Ward, Project Manager with the REconomy project recently visited a range of Transition initiatives to find out how their work creating a new economy for their community is going. Below she shares a summary of her journey.‘Road trip’ sounds better, but it was of course a rail trip,

Magical Autumn on Exeter Green and Leechwell Gardens

This Saturday, 1st September, I will be tale telling at Exeter Green Fair, on Cathedral Green from 11.30-1.30. Come and hear the interactive tales of my Transition walk around England in 2010, play the Transition Game, The Quest, and have the opportunity to see and buy pre

Ashden Awards seeking 2013 entries – UK and Sustainable Travel Awards

Are you breaking new ground in cutting CO2 emissions, energy efficiency and renewable energy generation? Are you changing behaviour and encouraging more sustainable forms of transport? If so, the Ashden Awards would like to hear from you. Entry for the Awards is free, with winners receiving up to £10,000

From Freedom Fields to Mount Wise

~The ancient settlement twixt the Plym and the Tamar tells its tales~ “I don’t have to know what I am going to do until I’m going to” sings out American singer song writer Michael Holt ( http://www.michaelholtmusic.com ) in a beautifully intimate concert in Plymouth’s Freedom