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Schools Out (Day 117) July 23rd

Naomi and Seren accompany me along the railway path through Smestow Nature Reserve, this railway complete with platforms was dug out by the Victorians but never actually used and nowadays with its living edges serves as a well used public way through Tennenhall and out of Wolverhampton to the next

Diverse Routes To Belonging

Diverse Routes To Belonging John McIntyre Conference Centre, Edinburgh 20-21st November 2010 It is part of human nature to form resilient communities based on co-operation and sharing – ones which live with care and respect for the earth and other species. The Transition approach is a recent expression of

A poem for Transition

Thanks to David Passingham of Transition Shipston for forwarding this poem on, and thanks to Judge the Poet for writing and sharing it… World in Transition (Poem by Judge the Poet in Shipton) You are witnessing the birth of a most important mission: How do we successfully deal with a

Wolverhampton Wonders – Out Of Darkness Cometh Light July 21-22nd (Days 115-116)

I chose Wolverhampton as a staging post on my route very early on in my planning of this journey I am undertaking; somehow I have always had something of a fascination for this city I have never known. Wulfruna’s town, the holy lady of the Scandinavian name meaning “she

From the Shrop to the Stafford Shire (Day 114) July 20th

Day 113 A Very Beautiful Town – Food for the Soul

Navigation changes

Further to much reflection, analysis of website usage metrics, discussions with staff and transitioners, we have moved some of the site pages around and changed the navigation. The site (and navigation) is now organised thus: * Home: you know what that means * About Transition Network: information on staff, trustees, funders, partners,