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Two weeks and one day until the Transition Network conference 2011. We’re at the last stages of planning and doing and it’s looking great. The list of workshops is fantastic, there are discussion groups on all sorts of topics, visits to local projects, talks, networking, a big group

The Centre for Sustainable Energy are running some free one day workshops for those working with communities on community-led planning for a sustainable future. The workshops look very interesting and we recommend you read the workshop information on the CSE website. The flyer and booking form are attached to this

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence are developing guidance on promoting walking and cycling as a form of recreation or travel, and are looking for community members to join a programme development group. This sounds pretty Transition-related to us. If you have any questions, contact Alix Johnson at

Nicole Foss, aka ‘Stoneleigh’ from The Automatic Earth, is coming back to the UK and has offered to do more talks to groups. She will be in the UK for one or two weeks in August. Her UK tour last year was a great success, and she’s been doing

Two new Transition Initiatives started up on a wave of enthusiasm and energy this month in northwest London – Transition West Hampstead and Transition Willesden. Fifty people, including all three local councillors, attended a screening of that Transition favourite “A Farm for the Future” in a West Hampstead church in the

Fiona Ward of Transition Network’s REconomy project has written the following to try and answer the question “what would a social enterprise founded on Transition principles be like?  This posted is intended to stimulate discussion, so do comment below.  Over to Fiona… Why do we need this definition? This