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I leave idyllic Morland, perhaps a little too quickly for my liking; a part of me would love to spend an hour simply absorbing its beauty. Di is walking with me though and I really value her company and hearing more about her projects. Born and bred in Morland Di

Am at Naomi’s Forest Garden at the Newton Rigg campus of the University of Cumbria and am inspired! It is a great project and after a few short months already boasts a willow structure in the making for tea breaks, and two hugelculture beds (amazing raised beds that are

I like it here; I have one of those hazy childhood memories of having always liked it here though in reality I can recall nothing tangible of the childhood holidays spent in the Lakes whilst dad went fishing; the best trout fishing in the country as he has always said

Hi, we are Joe, Poppy, Yali and Michael, and we are part of a group of young people who are currently making a film called spOILt, about the Canadian Tar Sands, which has been funded by the Co-operative. Four of us came down to the conference on Friday night, and

Thanks to Diana Moore, regional development manager of the DTA for her workshop on Community Ownership of assets. And thanks also for sending us the presentation for wider sharing, which is attached to this blog post. Sharing is caring, all!

Thanks to Nick Osborne for recording the Co-ops workshop from the conference Download and listen to the co-ops workshop

Nick Osborne, trainer par excellence, TT Glastonbury member and co-creator of the ‘Weaving Magic’ training course ran a workshop called ‘Beyond Cuddly Transition’ which we gather went down very well. Nick took a recording which you are welcome to listen to and share. Download and listen to the recording Nick