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will just post this here in case it gets lost but there is a student at Emerson - Kate - in this years BD agriculture course who is very experienced at running farmers markets in villages and cities, large and small... she has offered to help with...
Responding to the Low Carbon Community Challenge
Having read the letter we would apply under the 'second mover' applications? Gives a little more time and is less large capital intensive...?
It would be good to run this past Fiona sustainability officer at Wealden and also the PC and Nick Lamb ...
Low Carbon Communities Challenge at Brambletye Inn
October 12, 2009 from 8pm to 10pm
The Low Carbon Communities Challenge is a two-year programme to provide financial and advisory support to 20 ‘test-bed’ communities that are seeking to cut carbon emissions, support inward investment and foster community leadership.
It looks like...
It is worth contacting Toby Douch of Douch Brothers who are builders based in Forest Row village who built 'The Milliners' a development just to the west of Holy Trinity church. It has excellent carbon credentials and many sustainability features ...
The Carbon Fields is an excellent book - I bought two copies and gave one to a neighbour - his wife tells me he has become an eco-evangelist and won't stop talking about it! I returned and bought several more copies to give to people including the...
Thanks for the heads up that this interesting looking programme is tomorrow night.
R
August 17, 2009 from 9pm to 10pm
Three part series staring Monday 17 August
9:00pm - 10:00pm
BBC2
George Alagiah travels the world to reveal a growing global food crisis. With food riots on three continents recently, and unprededented competition for food due to population growt...
Comment Wall (20 comments)
- At 11:08am on May 29, 2009,
Graham Stewart said… - Hi Rowena, I appreciate that you want to get the most out of the holiday, so I'll leave you to it!
I'm now out working for about 6 weeks, so it will not be until August that my feet touch the ground.
Am meeting Elizabeth Rimington soon and slowly getting a feel for things.
Have a great June!
Graham
- At 4:13pm on April 28, 2009,
Graham Stewart said…
- Hi Rowena, I am interested in finding out more about the local politics of Forest Row and surrounding areas. Would you be up for meeting for a chat at some point over the next few weeks?
- At 12:38pm on March 10, 2009,
Mike Grenville said… - food guide page hasn't been moved and is here:
http://transitionforestrow.ning.com/forum/topics/local-food-guide-please-can
- At 12:36pm on March 10, 2009,
Mike Grenville said…
- the names of who pops up on the left hand of the page it seems to me is random and a function of when you post something. Not something I have any control over.
- At 8:40am on February 5, 2009,
Tonya Stewart said… - Many thanks for your message, Rowena. Very best wishes,
Tonya
- At 2:42pm on February 3, 2009,
Tonya Stewart said…
- Hello Rowena
You may remember myself and husband Graham as two of the rather dishevelled looking characters who managed to sneak their way among the 'Forest Row activists' at the Ashdown Forest press event some time ago.
Well, Graham and I are finally moving down to the Forest Row area (from Godalming, also a transition town, though more recently than Forest Row) at the end of the month (February).
I am keen to find myself a job in the area (I am a former magazine editor, journalist, writer and to a degree, PR specialist). Also a therapist and group facilitator, though the editorial skills are probably more in demand in our current climate (though you never know).
I was just writing in the hope that you might have some ideas about who I might connect with to help me in my search (any ideas on publications, organisations, relevant people etc would be much appreciated).
Hope all is well with you and your family.
Very best and hoping to see you again soon.
Tonya Stewart
0791 900 6845
- At 10:12am on February 2, 2009,
Paul Cragg said… - Thanks for leaving the best wishes ref Times article. It was a piece of good luck. Paul
- At 5:33pm on January 21, 2009,
Richard Price said… - Are you going coppicing on friday and saturday. If you are we look forward to meeting you - Marion and Richard Price.
- At 12:38pm on December 28, 2008,
Adam Gefen said… - Hi Rowena,
just to follow up those links to the people that were let down by the British Beekeepers Association:
http://biobees.blogspot.com/
A good resource that might help you build confidence as an individual beekeeper:
http://www.biobees.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=12
Adam
- At 9:22am on November 29, 2008,
Stuart Goodwin said… - Thanks Rowena. Maybe people wouldn't have recognised me without the red glow on forehead and blue chin!
Profile Information
- What is your connection to Forest Row
- live nearby
- About Me:
- I live just north of Ashurst Wood near Hammerwood and have been involved with Transition Forest Row since Mike G held a 'Changing worlds' day way back in March 07. I was Wealden District Councillor for Forest Row 2004-2007 and am still very interested in politics, local democracy and what happens around here. This year I have joined the school Council at Michael Hall as an independent. I have 2 daughters and a husband Sean who is a naval barrister. In past years I have worked as a management consultant in change and network industries and as a primary school teacher.
A long time supporter of Tablehurst farm and small scale chicken keeper myself (very small, only 2 girls!), I am hoping to embark in Autumn 08 on a local food directory with Juliet in the Transition food group.
I am currently reading 'The last food of England' which I bought on a recent trip to the Weald and Downland Open Air museum - highly recommend it! Let me know if you would like to borrow it...
Rowena's Blog
Natural Swimming Pond
Last year we finally got around to building a natural swimming pond -literally that, the water is cleaned by the plants within, wildlife is encouraged (except fish and birds - they have to enjoy the adjacent
fish pond!). As it was only completed last September, we have only swum in it the once, though the children did try last weekend but it was rather cold.... but it is just wonderful.
This week in the sunshine I counted 26 frogs/ toads in the bottom of the deeper swimming area going about the… Continue
fish pond!). As it was only completed last September, we have only swum in it the once, though the children did try last weekend but it was rather cold.... but it is just wonderful.
This week in the sunshine I counted 26 frogs/ toads in the bottom of the deeper swimming area going about the… Continue
Posted on March 21, 2009 at 9:48pm —
Transition network newsletter Sept 08
I am on this mailing list of national Transition news and not sure who else might be....
Loads of interesting things including launch of Lewes pound, Mike Grenville speaking on transition communities in London and a great little line draw cartoon...
Here you go... (as I paste this I'm not sure the links will work - if they don't please let me know and I can forward the original email)
So much has happened since the last newsletter an (embarassingly long) while ago. Where to start...
"Official… Continue
Loads of interesting things including launch of Lewes pound, Mike Grenville speaking on transition communities in London and a great little line draw cartoon...
Here you go... (as I paste this I'm not sure the links will work - if they don't please let me know and I can forward the original email)
So much has happened since the last newsletter an (embarassingly long) while ago. Where to start...
"Official… Continue
Posted on September 7, 2008 at 10:26pm — 2 Comments
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