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Conference 2010 write up by Amelia Gregory

Amelia Gregory, of Amelia’s Magazine fame, has been a stalwart supporter of our transition efforts over the years. She’s written up a thoughtful piece with some valuable critique here. As always, beautifully illustrated and thought-provoking, it shows a perspective from a very active activist at the cutting edge

Adding yourself to the speakers and facilitators directories

This is an illustrated guide explaining how to add yourself to the Speakers and Facilitators directories. The example used here is for a speaker, but it is exactly the same for a facilitator (except that you tick ‘facilitator’ and not ‘speaker’). It is now possible for us to generate a

If you have a garden, and a library, and a dome, you have everything you need. (Day 121) July 27th

As I leave Janice and Ken’s house to go to Bishopswood with John I notice a little fridge magnet and an eternal truth written down by Cicero a long, long time ago “If you have a garden and a library you have everything you need.” Ken says this is

Caves, Railway Carriages, and the Most Beautiful Georgian Town in Worcestershire July 26th (Day 120)

I leave Stourbridge accompanied by Pam and Tails the cat; amused that this journey has had now every kind of companion along the way from babes in arms to the retired, from dogs to a cat. Tails doesn’t come far, and we head off along the Roman road and

Butterflies and Glass Cones 25th July (Day 119)

Pam takes me back along the canal to see Stourbridge’s claim to fame; the Red House Glass Cone. We follow the Roman Road which changes as we go from sandy lane to main road and true to my experience of our land it is along the sandy lane that

Out and About Around Stourbridge July 24th (Day 118)

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