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Here is the second of my monthly pieces for the Guardian’s Live Better Challenge: When Gail Jackson put an invitation through every door on her street in St Albans, inviting her neighbours round to her house to discuss doing Transition Streets, she didn’t really expect any of them

“And God said, “Let there be light” and there was light, but the Electricity Board said He would have to wait until Thursday to be connected…” Spike Milligan We hope to do better…. We have created the West Solent Solar Co-operative to generate renewable energy for, and by, the

Ttech meet 17/04/14 Bristol 13:00 – 17:00 Ben Chris Ed Sam Actions ~~~~~~ Ed: edit procurement principles google doc ALL create invoices for meeting to cover 4 hours meeting and travel cost (Ben include mileage, Chris train ticket) and send to Ed with TNv3 budget reference Ed: create

Katrina Brown is a Professor of Social Sciences based at the Environment and Sustainability Institute at Exeter University. The three key themes her research centres on are Resilience, Vulnerability and Development, Dynamics of Change in Coastal Social Ecological-Systems and People, Poverty and Carbon.  As someone who has published papers

Here’s something we’d love your help with.  How can we capture the impact of Transition in numbers?  We’ve done our best with what we can find, and we’d love to know what you would add from your local initiative. Any numbers you can put to your

At this year’s Political Studies Association International Conference in Manchester, Andrea Felicetti of the University of Canberra presented a paper called Radicals without rebellion? A Case Study on four Transition experiments. In it he explored “whether and how social movements can promote radical positions whilst refraining from adopting an