Well wasn't the Unleashing a great night. One of the issues with this type of event is that as time encroaches so when we have to be out of the building there is still so much to say at the end. We at transition Narberth are not a group of people dictating policy; we did not want to be a committee making decisions for you. We decided to call ourselves a core group as we are the core group of people who meet. Core group meetings can be attended by anyone by arrangement ...
It has been a while I know and in the interim I have been made chair of Transition Narberth. This is a interesting job but as is the usual case takes a vast amount of time just to stay on top of what is occurring. As I am sure in all positions paid or not the day to day workings move you through a roller coaster of emotions and stress. One of the recurring themes in the core group discussion is the attendance at the awareness raising events. To my knowledge we have ...
I have just found a website with hundreds of good recipes - allotment.org.uk Well worth a visit
Transition Training Totnes This is the weekend I have anticipated for a while. I am on the 2 day transition training in Totnes itself - if you want to get the message go to the horse’s mouth. I have just finished day one and will write up day 2 before I post this. So here it is: Day 1 The day started with an early rise and me well on the road before 5am this was due to the generally 4 hour journey to Devon. I as is usual in my ...
Updated 19th May 2009 at 07:24 PM by Des
Many people forget that there must be an equal amount of green and brown garden waste in your bin. Scrunched up newspaper is a good source if you are short of dead woody material This will also trap air which is necessary. If it is raining- take any covers off if the contents are dry. Alternatively keep your bin firmly covered if it is too wet inside. An ant colony in your bin indicates that the contents are to dry.
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