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From Puddles To Nets (Transition Tales day 8) 5th April 2010

I had a good day today, although had you asked me how I was doing around half past four this afternoon you might have heard something different … You see, left to my own devices, I just don’t seem to be able to help wandering off the path and getting

Some videos from the 2009 Transition Conference

We are delighted that 2010’s Transition Network conference has found its feet again after losing its home a couple of weeks ago. The conference will take place from 12 – 14 June in Seale Hayne, near Newton Abbot, Devon, UK – here’s Ben’s full confirmation. Fantastic! We hope you

Bringing diversity to Transition

Have you ever looked around your local Transition meeting and wondered why most people involved are white, middle-class with an under or post-graduate degree? This was pointed out at last year’s Transition conference and we’ve now got funding for a diversity project aimed at broadening the Transition movement

Each To Our Own Rhythm (Transition Tales Day 7)

I write today from a beautifully carved old wooden four poster in a red room dominated by a large potrait of a young girl in red velvet. I am in the home of Candida Blaker & Hugh Dunford Wood http://www.dunfordwood.co.uk/exhibitions. The house is filled with

Sidmouth – Vision and Diversity (transition tales day 6)

There’s lots going on in transition in Sidmouth, I was told in Exeter, and they were not wrong! What a vibrant active group! Diverse is how they describe their members …and that includes networking out and connecting to many of the other active community groups in the attractive town

The Brown Brown Paths of Spring (Transition Tales day 5)

Waterways and Fishing (transition tales day 4)

Day 4 Yesterday was a pleasant short (maybe 8 miles) walk along the canal tow path from Alphington south west Exeter, to Starcross and towards the sea. We started off with a quick visit to Audaye’s allotment, part of a nice big allotment area reclaimed from motorcross riding! At