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Transition spreads through NW London

Two new Transition Initiatives started up on a wave of enthusiasm and energy this month in northwest London – Transition West Hampstead and Transition Willesden. Fifty people, including all three local councillors, attended a screening of that Transition favourite “A Farm for the Future” in a West Hampstead church in the

A Tale of How Doing & Being Came to Work Together

Transition Enterprise description

Fiona Ward of Transition Network’s REconomy project has written the following to try and answer the question “what would a social enterprise founded on Transition principles be like? This posted is intended to stimulate discussion, so do comment below. Over to Fiona… Why do we need this definition? This

Social Reporting at the 2011 conference

Report from Transition Heathrow’s London gathering June 2011

Transition and “activism’s” edge Here’s a quick report from the London Transitioners’ gathering in the heart of Sipson where Transition Heathrow have taken up residence on c. two acres of (now) very productive land. This post is a follow on from my earlier post on Transition and “activism”

Transition and its edge with “activism”

Exploring the edge where “activism” and Transition meet What follows is an exchange I had with a prominent transitioner from a UK city initiative. His initial concerns revolved around how Transition’s carefully trodden “non-political” path could be jeopardised by being associated more closely with the demonised (and vague)

Getting new UK farmers onto the land in Devon

This just came in from the Ecological Land Coop – brilliant! –3 Ecological Smallholdings, Devon – Apply by 19/7/11 The Eco Land Co-op (ELC) are looking for three tenants (households) for three ecological smallholdings. The holdings are a mix of sizes, between 6-9 acres each and are near