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Ecolocal Report: Our Low Energy Heritage We’ve just been sent a fascinating report “Our Low Energy Heritage” (pdf). It’s from the South London based charity Ecolocal. I found it to be a very readable, well researched and thought-provoking publication. Here’s an exerpt from their opening pages:

In the wake of the epic Trashcatcher’s Carnival of 2010, Transition Town Tooting’s attention is drawn to further seeds of creative renewal in Tooting. Once packed with cinemas, but recently lacking any creative public space, Tooting has two exciting new artistic ventures taking flight this week: Tooting Market

We’ve been given very kind permission from Kingston Borough Council and Kingston Interfaith Forum to re-publish the excellent booklet they put together which explains different faith perspectives on the environment. This was produced for the recent inter-faith and environment event held by Transition Kingston in partnership with

Job opportunity at the cutting edge of community energy generation Lewes has always been something of a pioneer, and with their energy company, they’re maintaining that spirit. OVESCo, the Ouse Valley Energy Services Company, is non-profit organisation set up to raise capital for renewable power projects in the

Exploring ways of working towards greater resilience with vulnerable and isolated communities – a blog Luci Ransome of Transition Scotland Support has for the last 20 months or so been exploring, trying out and sharing the learning from communities in some of the most under-resourced areas of Glasgow and Port