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YouTube channel

I’ve been doing some tidying up of the Transition Towns Youtube Channel and thought an update is in order. And a request for help. The channel has been ‘between stools’ for some time, so in need of love, and following discussions about the importance of Story, and videos as

Transition Initiatives Daily Newspaper

Twitter is a noisy busy place that some love and others loathe. We think it’s very handy for Transition Towns, and maintain a twitter account, shared between Ed the web co-ordinator, Richard from New Forest Food, and James From Transition Towns New Zealand. We send out ‘tweets’ on

Transition Scotland Conference round up

The Transition Scotland conference was a great success. In the words of Pete Lipman (chairman)… … it enabled us to think better about the connection between belonging and Transition… and it looks like it did just that. Issues of diversity and inclusion were thoroughly covered, indigenous-ness, meaning, context, value and

Communities and Climate Action Conference

The ‘Communities and Climate Action Alliance’ is an emergent body seeking to support community responses to climate change, and links some of the largest networks in the community climate change sector – The Low Carbon Communities Network (LCCN), Transition Network, Green Communities Network, Community Energy Practitioners Forum, ‘Local United’ and The

Transition Voice – one to keep your eye on

Transition Voice – one to keep your eye on If you’re looking to extend your transition reading, I heartily recommend Transition Voice, an online mag produced in the US by partners Linsday and Erik Curren. It’s a great mix of interviews, probing essays and useful ideas. Here’s how

Local Authority Peak Oil reports

It’s reassuring to see Local Authorities in the UK getting to grips with the issue of Peak Oil; we’re hearing more and more stories of councils doing reports and taking action (see the excellent Bristol Peak Oil report on the Bristol City Council website) and wanted to share

Unlimited Scotland – NESTA cash for great ideas

This looks interesting – NESTA are funding Scottish community projects with new services for their communities. Their announcement follows and you can read more about the funding and apply on the NESTA website. Has your community work led you to form new ideas for services which might benefit your community? Are