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Connecting Transition Towns in South East Dorset. Poole Apple Day Saturday 11 October 2014. Spend less eat well. Spend Less on Energy. Spend Less on Water. What you can do. Spend less eat well. The idea for each topic in Transition Together is that the group works through considering how they can help/compete/support each other to make simple changes that will save them money, and reduce CO2, and to explore how this affects the community and the planet. Buy local, seasonal food. Or make a mors bag. Ideas...

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Poole Transitioner: May 2012

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Some random thoughts on issues of Transition that strike me now and again, on our journey to a lower carbon economy locally. Monday, 21 May 2012. Bikeless - so inconvenient. They always say you appreciate something more when it's gone. Some lightfingered soul pinched my bike and trackpump from my garage on Sunday night, leaving me in more distress over how to do the journeys I need to cover this week, than over the loss of the bike itself. Momentarily despair of folk, of spending my time trying to make m...

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Poole Transitioner: Stop the killing on our streets

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Some random thoughts on issues of Transition that strike me now and again, on our journey to a lower carbon economy locally. Friday, 20 March 2015. Stop the killing on our streets. Last autumn I stumbled on the group Stop Killing Cyclists. But the carnage of both pedestrians and people on bikes continues, most especially crushed by lorries, with drivers perched so high up that they can't see those immediately around them, and often don't even know what they've hit. This was not some lycra clad road warri...

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Poole Transitioner: Response to New Forest National Park antipathy to Cycling

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Some random thoughts on issues of Transition that strike me now and again, on our journey to a lower carbon economy locally. Saturday, 22 November 2014. Response to New Forest National Park antipathy to Cycling. In response to the New Forest Management Plan,. Http:/ www.newforestnpa.gov.uk/ManagementPlan. Whose only provision for cycling was concerns about large groups, (deadline for submissions 19th Dec 2014), I submitted the following;. DEFRA's guidance document English National Parks and the Broads: U...

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Poole Transitioner: Shoreham powered by the sea

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Some random thoughts on issues of Transition that strike me now and again, on our journey to a lower carbon economy locally. Monday, 7 January 2013. Shoreham powered by the sea. Well almost, its a ground sourced heatpump. I've been keeping an eye on exiting developments at both the National Trust and the RNLI, as part of my 'hobby' as a director of Poole Tidal Energy Partnership. Http:/ rnli.org/aboutus/aboutthernli/Pages/Environment.aspx. Really grateful to both Keith at the station, and to Robert at HQ...

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Poole Transitioner: Pork and Apple

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Some random thoughts on issues of Transition that strike me now and again, on our journey to a lower carbon economy locally. Sunday, 27 January 2013. But now, with the first warmth of spring sunshine, and before the blossom starts to form, it is really time to clear the ground. My friend Dominic keeps a pair of pigs in his garden, or rather he fattens up pigs over the winter, this being his third brood. On Christmas day, when we were round for drinks, admiring his 'boisterous boys' from the safety of...

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Poole Transitioner: March 2012

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Some random thoughts on issues of Transition that strike me now and again, on our journey to a lower carbon economy locally. Thursday, 15 March 2012. I work quite often in Dorchester, and lunch is often a rushed affair between meetings, sorry to say with a cheap sandwich from a supermarket. But I do try to at least take a little time to visit a quiet corner of town, where the green shoots of Transition are growing ever more strongly. Http:/ www.transitiontowndorchester.org/category/community-farm/.

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Resources - Sustainable Food City Bournemouth and Poole

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Sustainable Food City - Bournemouth and Poole. How we can help. Image: Geoff from New Leaf Allotment. There are many people, places and organisations across the world who are working to transform food in their communities just like us. We recognise the power of working together so have started to gather information from projects and activities which we hope will be of interest to you. If you know of anything great which we’re missing then just send us the link. View resources by type. A budget cook book ...

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Poole Transitioner: September 2014

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Some random thoughts on issues of Transition that strike me now and again, on our journey to a lower carbon economy locally. Sunday, 28 September 2014. A better approach to transport through the heart of Poole. Text of a letter to the leaders of the Borough of Poole Transport Advisory Group. Cllr Ann Stribley, Cllr Tony Trent, Cllr Ian Potter (Portfolio holder), Cllr Mark Howell, Cllr Mike Brooke. cc Julian McLaughlin (Head of Transportation). If the designs enable connectivity, convenience and safety fo...

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Poole Transitioner: May 2013

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Some random thoughts on issues of Transition that strike me now and again, on our journey to a lower carbon economy locally. Saturday, 4 May 2013. A great week for bees, with the 2 year EU moratorium on neonicotinoidal pesticides. I was mowing part of my lawn (I do it in stages to give frogs and wild flowers a chance), when I saw a couple of bees on the fruit trees. Only a couple mind. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Tatnam Organic Patch - Community garden. Poole Tidal Energy Partnership. Simple template&#46...