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Your opportunity to become a Trustee of Transition Network

Due to a number of our Trustees coming to the end of their terms of office, we are looking for four new board members to fill their shoes. The board of Trustees are responsible for the strategic development and the good governance of the organisation. If you think you might

March 2014 – Transition Network Newsletter

This month the newsletter includes an invitation to become a Trustee, the Conference, a new Funding Primer, and more about the Network Initiative Support, which ties in with the theme of Resoucing Your Initiative. Our Social Reporters explore communications in Transition and the Free Press introduces its new team. Researchers

Getting back to the BBC about Lord Lawson’s ‘Today Programme’ appearance.

Here is an Open Letter which responds to the BBC’s letter defence of the recent appearance of Lord Lawson on the Today Programme. My original complaint can be found here. Dear Ceri Thomas, Thanks for your response setting out the BBC’s defence of Lord Lawson’s appearance on

Comms delivery group meeting report 4 March 2014

“Blow wind and crack your cheeks”: introducing a month on living with climate change

This month our theme is “living with climate change”. We’ll be exploring that from a variety of angles, speaking to climate scientists, hearing contrasting opinions as to what it could mean in practice, looking at the inner impacts it has on us. We’ll hear from Transition folks around

Living with Climate Change: Joanne Poyourow in Los Angeles

No water. That pretty much sums up living with climate change around here, in Los Angeles. California is currently experiencing “the worst drought in 500 years.” We had one minor “rain event” in October just before Rob Hopkins came to town, and another minor rain event in late January. Up

Your ‘Step Up’ moments: No.11: Ian Webb of Transition Long Ashton

I was born in 1933 so my upbringing involved all those things associated with a wartime economy, food, clothes and petrol rationing all these things seemed natural and worth doing to achieve a result. Also I don’t remember feeling deprived! In 1944 I went to a Quaker school to