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Funding from Scottish Green Energy Trust

The Scottish Power Green Energy Trust (UK) have funding for community groups to install renewable technologies. It may be worth having a look: here is what we have been sent: Local community groups and not for profit organisations and charities within the UK can apply for grants for the installation

Beyond the Tipping Point film

Beyond The Tipping Point is a new and interesting looking film that is worth having a look at – it’s about our attitudes to climate change. Here is the trailer: And the blurb: … ‘We have 30,000 days, 100 Months, 5 years left! Copenhagen (now Mexico) is our last chance!

2050 pathways analysis call for evidence

The Department of Energy and Climate Change has just released its ‘2050 Pathways Analysis Call for Evidence’. We recommend you take some time to have a good read of the report and try out the calculator. The report is about reading up on DECC’s work and assumptions around energy

Transition Together project results

The Transition Town Totnes group have been up to all sorts. As well as their recent publication of the Energy Descent Action Plan, they have been busy with their ‘Transition Together’ project and related Transition Streets project (which was one of the winners of the Department of Energy and Climate

Adding yourself to the speakers and facilitators directories

This is an illustrated guide explaining how to add yourself to the Speakers and Facilitators directories. The example used here is for a speaker, but it is exactly the same for a facilitator (except that you tick ‘facilitator’ and not ‘speaker’). It is now possible for us to generate a

If you have a garden, and a library, and a dome, you have everything you need. (Day 121) July 27th

As I leave Janice and Ken’s house to go to Bishopswood with John I notice a little fridge magnet and an eternal truth written down by Cicero a long, long time ago “If you have a garden and a library you have everything you need.” Ken says this is

Caves, Railway Carriages, and the Most Beautiful Georgian Town in Worcestershire July 26th (Day 120)

I leave Stourbridge accompanied by Pam and Tails the cat; amused that this journey has had now every kind of companion along the way from babes in arms to the retired, from dogs to a cat. Tails doesn’t come far, and we head off along the Roman road and