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Kerry Lane (see right) is a Transitioner and Social Reporter, and in this post, she shares her thoughts on Transition and health, inspired by her recent move to the countryside.  Living out in the countryside gives you an interesting alternative perspective on health, you really are faced with an entirely

“What is the change we want to see in the world, and how will that change happen?” These were the two rather intimidating questions we posed ourselves at the recent Transition Network Awaydays – our twice-yearly retreat for staff and board members. This post shares one piece of the our wide

“What is the change we want to see in the world, and how will that change happen?” These were the two rather intimidating questions we posed ourselves at the recent Transition Network Awaydays – our twice-yearly retreat for staff and board members. This post shares one piece of the our wide

One of the most fascinating things I read recently was The Lancet’s Manifesto for Planetary Health (printed in full at the end of this post).  For one of the most august and respected medical journals to argue that “the idea of unconstrained progress is a dangerous human illusion”, to

We are delighted to announce that we are now inviting applications to host one of four Regional Transition Roadshows to be held between October 2014 and March 2015.  This is an offer only open to UK Transition initiatives, and we are really hoping for a good geographical spread across the

I used to sometimes see an apple, damson or plum tree in a garden, laden with fruit which, with time, would end up rotting on the ground as the householders didn’t manage to make use of this beautiful harvest. I sometimes wondered about asking if the owner wouldn’t