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Tales from The Welsh Borders (Days 128-130) August 3rd – 5th

Day 128 A Lammas Fire In the morning I meet Ernie the gardener as Ainsleigh and Jennifer invite him for cups of tea around the patio table and we hear his tales of the second world war, and how it was hard to settle afterwards and how he had to

Journeying toward the Welsh Border (Day 127) August 2nd

I leave Breinton and head west for Hay on Wye; it is a long 20 mile walk, but the roads are my favourite sort; easy, quiet back roads, apart from one early short encounter with a fast A road with no pavement. The next stretch is a nice old Roman

Once Upon A Tree, in Dragon’s Orchard (Day 126) August 1st

Once there was an orchard, which had been in the same family for 80 years or more, since Norman’s great grandfather’s time. This orchard wasn’t making any money, and then one day Ann had an idea; to share the orchard with others. So now Ann and Norman,

Transition Towns Conference 2010: The Automatic Earth Stoneleigh Lecture on the Financial Crisis

Amelia Gregory has written a wonderful piece about the Stoneleigh lecture from the Transition Towns Conference earlier this year. She has kindly let us re-publish it here, complete with wonderful pictures. You can read the original post here, and the rest of Amelia’s work over at Amelia’s Magazine

Interfaith and Beliefs Conversation Day in Scotland

Would you be interested to gather with a few other people from faith and belief groups based in Scotland, to share and explore common values for stewarding and caring for our planets resources and well being, and see how these are being turned into action? This initial day is planned

Bring Eco Theatre to a hall near you

Moving sounds, the environmental arts group, has launched its new eco-show ‘Connected’. The recent showcase in Lewes was met with great praise across the board with feedback about how it is non-preachy, accessible and hugely entertaining it was. The performance is then followed by an optional workshop to unpack the

London Edible Estates Competition

Capital Growth aims to help Londoners transform the capital by creating 2,012 new food growing spaces by the end of 2012. They have launched a competition to find the best community food growing projects on London’s housing estates, thereby highlighting the wonderful projects that are going on. Deadline