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We are often asked “what would a Transition local government look like?”  It’s a complex question, but one Council taking a pioneering approach to its local economy is Preston in Lancashire.  Preston City Council, working with Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) recently published ‘Creating a Good Local Economy:

Here we gather in one place the four videos we recently produced about the REconomy Project.  Fiona Ward, the originator of REconomy, talked to Rob Hopkins about different aspects of REconomy, and how it came to be.  You can find out more about REconomy here.  The films were created by

TransitionNetwork.org is being redeveloped and we would value your input and help in the process!  The current site is now just under 6 years old, and we are aware that it needs a little tweak or two to bring it up todate. We would really appreciate it if you

As we explore our theme of REconomy, we are trying to do so in a variety of media, film, blogs etc.  To that, today, we add poetry.  Drew Dellinger speaker, writer, poet, teacher, and author of Love Letter to the Milky Way, has kindly sent us a poem, entitled ‘re:

One of the three REconomy Guides published recently was Jo Taylor‘s Transition Core Resourcing.  It explores 6 different approaches by which Transition groups might look to bring in finance in order to support the core of their work.  Here we present some extracts from that Guide, presenting the 6

Last month’s Local Entrepreneur Forum in Totnes was the fourth, and it’s been an amazing incubator for new enterprises while also building a community around the idea of a more resilient, local economy, and generating over £70,000 of investment into new enterprises.  But until now, it has