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Low acreage livelihoods: important report re Small Farms

Small is Successful! Ground Breaking Report shows Big Role for Small Farms This comes from Larch Maxey from Sustainable Blackawton – a village initiative in Devon. Larch is pioneering research into small acreage farms, and providing an excellent platform for people considering this option as a livelihood. If it’s viable

Job opportunities: Wales, Ruskin Mill

An invitation to take part in “A little patch of ground”

Call for Participants Encounters Arts are looking for people to take part in one of two free Food Growing and Live Performance projects ‘A Little Patch of Ground’ that will take place at two locations with from May – September 2011. * Artsadmin at Toynbee Studios, London * Dartington Estate near Totnes, Devon

Transition Leytonstone’s Green Winterfaith Festival

Here’s a report back from Ros Bedlow and Diana Korchien of Transition Leytonstone on their very successful celebration of diversity in faith, food and culture (5th/ 6th February 2011) At the beginning of February, South Leytonstone’s Epicentre* was the venue for a faith-inspired weekend celebration of sustainable living,

Announcing the movie “In Transition 2.0”

‘In Transition1.0′ was a huge success. Shown thousands of times around the world, the film has done a huge amount to support initiatives and give them a good “so this is what Transition is” resource. Things have moved on a lot since then, so we are going to make

April 2011 Network Newsletter

April 2011 Transition Network Newsletter https://archive25.transitionnetwork.org/news/2011-04-01/april-2011-network-newsletter CONTENTS ~ Transition Network 2011 UK conference: ~ March News Round Up ~ Transition Network Diversity and Inclusion Newsletter March 2011 ~ Somerset Council Transition Reversal Raises Questions Over Localism Agenda ~ Otesha Project UK: young people’s cycle tour TALKS & VIDEOS

UK First Community Owned Solar Power Station

Transition Town Lewes‘s energy company, Ovesco, is planning to build Britain’s first community-owned solar power station this summer. It’s launching a share issue at Lewes Town Hall on 19 April to raise £306,000 from investors to pay for 544 solar panels on the warehouse roof of