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Taking a Break (day 78) June 14th

Making a Start on Inclusion at the Transition Conference 2010

A Great Conference! (…from one who missed it)

I was gutted when the dates of the Transition Conference were changed ...

Patterns in Conference

From Charlotte Du Cann:  This year pattern has replaced steps. We’r...

What is the future context for Transition?

A recording of the “What is the future context for Transition?&#...

Peter North launching his book Local Money

A recording of Peter North launching his book Local Money has been pos...

Centre for Alternative Technology: Zero Carbon Britain 2030

A recording of Bruce Heagerty presenting the Centre for Alternative Te...

Don’t Panic, says Stoneleigh

According to Stoneleigh, who runs the AutomaticEarth blog site, during...

The Griffin (day 73) June 9th

Trust

The tale of two Robs

This is by Carl of Transition Radio fame, copied from the Transition R...

On a meeting of old friends at the conference

From Adrienne Campbell of TT Lewes One of the highlights of this confe...

Interviews from Transition Radio

More great interviews from Carl Transition Radio – thanks mate! ...

Canal Boat Heaven (Day 74) June 10th

I leave city centre Leeds and walk west to Rodley where I am to stay w...

International Youth Transition goes global

Small gathering, massive idea. From Ruby Munson-Hirst This morning has...

Rob Hopkins Pattern Language workshop recording and photos

Rob is re-inventing the Transition Handbook as a Pattern Language, and...

Interviews: web, france, social entrepreneurs and more

More excellent interviews from Carl Transition Radio:  The big websit...

Some photos from day 1

A meetup of web comms folks was convened after the main sessions this ...

Making sense of Financial Crisis in an Era of Peak Oil

Thanks again to Chris from Sheffield with his recording and photograph...

Day 72 Part 2

Opening session – introduction and mapping

A great opening session with introductions from Pete Lipman, Rob Hopki...

Transition Radio

Transition Radio are in the house, recording sessions and interviewing...

Recording of the opening session

Chris from Sheffield is doing some recording of various moments at the...

Recording of the Open Space introduction

Led by Naresh – thanks again to Chris from Sheffield for recordi...

Essex conference attendees – can you share with other Essex folk?

Early photos

All photos will be uploaded to the Transition Towns Flickr group so ke...

Introducing the Transition conference 2010 blog

Hello. This is a blog about the Transition Network UK Conference, from...

Inner Change: Towards a more inclusive Transition

  Inclusion in Transition: Why does it matter? Where are we now? Wha...

A Mr Harding Sort of England (Day 70) June 6th

I arise late; luxuriating in a rare opportunity to have a Sunday lie i...

Aroma-Massage, Native Americans, and Trams (Day 71) June 7th

Through a Tunnel in to Thurgoland (Day 72) June 8th

What a day! It has rained continuously from sometime in the night and ...

People Run on Pleasure* (Day 69) 5th June

 Anne walks with me through the centre of Chesterfield and the bustli...

The Jewel in the Centre of England (Day 68) June 4th

American perspective on some innovative UK food projects

Sent in by Kenrick Chin from Dundas in Transition in Canada, this arti...

We’re More There than We Were (Day 64) May 31st

  I leave Long Eaton and return to the canal path. This time I veer o...

The South of the North (Days 65-67) June 1st -3rd

Day 65 A Little Piece of Paradise I head out of Quarndon to the A6 whi...

Into Nottinghamshire With a Sigh of Relief (Day 61) May 28th

  When I leave Loughborough I follow the river Soar navigation and ha...

Hot Stones and Gems (Day 62) May 29th

What a gem of a day. I have had one full day to savour the delights of...

A Trip to Old Jerusalem and the Canal to Long Eaton (Day 63) May 30th

The Worst of The Age of Oil (Day 59)

Loughborough – a Market Town that Thinks Local (Day 60)

I walk really slowly out of Newtown Lynford, not even sure I will be a...

The County Of Rutland (Day 57)

Walk with a Stranger’s Footsteps and Discover What You Never Knew You Never Knew… (Day 58) May 25th

It was a long dusty tiring day that at one point seemed too far to man...

Web project update for May 2010

Team building Development work phase Going onto the live platform Goin...

Day 55 – Scrabbling in a Ditch and Stunning Scenery (Day 55) May 22nd

OTT (day 56) May 23rd

What was today all about? Waking up with sunburn and having to wear fa...

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 hour...

Coton to Caxton (Day 54) May 21st

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 ...

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

I have a very lazy day; I feel quite spoiled, a holiday in the midst o...

Hills Are a Powerful Waste of Sky (Day 49) May 16th

 Hills Are a Powerful Waste of Sky …or so say the folk of Norfo...

The Streets of Cambridge are Paved with Flowers (Day 50) May 17th

 The Streets of Cambridge are Paved with Flowers Literally! I am tick...

It’s green, but is it really Green? (Day 47) May 14th

I leave Hertford accompanied by Stewart Hillin and Si Brandon as far a...

A Stroll Along the Ickneild Way (Day 48) May 15th

Let There Be Car Share in the Town Betwixt Four Rivers (Day 46) May 13th

Let There Be Car Share in the Town Betwixt Four Rivers (Day 46) May 13...

Oak before Ash and We’re in for a Splash (Day 44) May 11th

  Hannah and I set out from Belsize Park and head out across Hampstea...

The Kingmaker Has Chosen (Day 45) May 12th

I have a wonderful time in Waltham Abbey; my intuition was spot on. It...

Through The Place They Call London with Joy in My Heart (Day 41) May 8th

Over breakfast Lucy shares two things with me; her own tale of a trans...

Scenes from London (Days 42-43) May 9th-10th

For the first time in my life I spend a couple of days in London witho...

The Thames Downs Link and the A3 (Day 39) May 6th

I am astonished as I leave Dorking on the Thames Down Link to walk thr...