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Our daily bread conference

The National Justice and Peace Network are running an excellent looking conference from 16-18 July, and have kindly offered Transition a free stall and ticket to the event. It is in The Hayes Centre, Swanwick, Derbyshire, so we are looking for a local Initiative who would be interested in participating

Coton to Caxton (Day 54) May 21st

Feeling at Home in the Place of Bridges over the Cam (Day 53) May 20th

Anna comes to collect me in her street van, hired for a couple of hours, to do lots of collecting of large items not easily transportable on a bike and trailer. Street cars are a new thing to Cambridge and Anna is very excited about the idea, she doesn’t

A Vicarage Garden and Tales at the Elm Tree (Day 52) May 19th

The May sun finally decided to do what we expect from a May sun and I spend most of the day sunning myself in Marion’s beautiful wild garden. I catch up on e mails and rescue a frog from Marion’s living room, and she rescues a bee from

Rowan, Rosemary, and Cherry…Hinton (Day 51) May 18th

I have a very lazy day; I feel quite spoiled, a holiday in the midst of the walk. Cambridge is a beautiful place to be staying, and my diary is pleasantly filled with small engagements. I meet Rowan, transition storyteller, for lunch at Ford St George, an old pub on

Low Carbon Communities Network survey

The Low Carbon Communities Network links groups across the UK who are working locally to tackle climate change and promote low carbon living. They are running a survey which would be great if you filled it in if suitable. Here’s the words: We are currently running an on-line survey

Transition councils workshop launched

In July 2008 Somerset County Council passed the UK’s first motion calling Somerset a Transition Local authority, but what does this mean? Our Transition Councils ½ day workshop is an answer to this question. Transition Network is holding its first workshop specifically aimed at Local authority officers and members in