Latest

A presentation from the ‘The potential of Localism to unlock Transition’ workshop held at the Transition Network Conference. Dave Chapman presented on the new powers that the recent Localism Act and the changes to the planning system in England and Wales potentially give to Transition initiatives. (scroll to the bottom

Four presentations from the ‘Bringing Power to the People: starting your own community renewable energy project’ workshop held at the Transition Network Conference. The session was presented by Chris Rowland of OVESCO, Peter Capener of Bath and West Community Energy, Allan Shepherd, author of “The Home Energy Handbook”, and Frank

Over on the REconomy Project website, the team have added an article with all the audio clips from the REconomy Project Day that took place on the 14th September as part of the Transition Network Conference. Visit the REconomy Project page to listen to the audio clips ›

I’ve been spending several exciting days immersed in Transition, before during and after the main Transition Conference 2012 at the Battersea Arts Centre in London.  Friday was dedicated to the ‘REconomy Project’, looking at economic resilience, then the main conference was on Saturday and Sunday. The highlight for me

The People by the Ford For many a moon had WynnAlice had heard tell of the People by the Ford, who grew organic food for the city that was not too big and not too small, and yet never had she visited, until He of Kindness and Compassion did invite

The Super Heroes and Fun Town Well, it seems that the girl in the blue top and the girl in a multi coloured skirt and the boy in green were not just the saviours of Pugsy, the rainbow coloured bat and Mr Hedgehog, no, things are never just exactly what