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Transition Network is moving offices!  Since the organisation’s inception in 2007, it has been housed at 43 Fore Street in Totnes, in a building once described in the Sunday Telegraph as a “rickety set of rooms”.  The decision to find new premises was taken 3 years ago, but after

Lucy Neal’s ‘Playing for Time: making art as if the world mattered’ was published last week, and launched at a fantastic evening event in London.  Here’s how it is described by the publisher: This groundbreaking handbook is a resource for artists, community activists and anyone wishing to reach

Book review: How to save our town centres: a radical agenda for the future of high streets by Julian Dobson.  Policy Press (available here).  I cannot recommend this book highly enough.  Indeed, I wish I had written it.  It is, in effect, the Transition Guide to Reclaiming Local Economies.  It

One Minute Review: Happier People, Healthier Planet by Teresa Belton.  Reviewed by Jesús Martín. Published last September , this is a book which deeply touches its reader, not only from a mental perspective also but from an emotional and active one. This is probably a book that doesn’t need to

Dear Auntie, please help.  I love doing Transition, and I love the projects our group is doing, but I can’t bear our Core Group meetings.  They are lacklustre, tedious and I feel myself losing the will to live in them.  I would love to be able to take some

Heather Ackroyd (HA) and Dan Harvey (DH) work together as Ackroyd and Harvey.  Sculpture, photography, architecture, ecology and biology are some of the disciplines that intersect in their work, revealing an intrinsic bias towards process and event. For over 25 years their work has been exhibited in contemporary art galleries,