TT Reading

Ahead of the next Month’s AGM, TTR are inviting volunteers for the 4 Steering Group (SG) positions: Co-ordinator, Secretary, Treasurer and Communications Officer. That’s partly because it’s written into the TTR constitution that officer positions are for one year (after … Continue reading →

Announcement TTReading AGM will be held on Monday 20th May 2013  7:30 pm Venue: Room 1 RISC The agenda will be: Minutes of last meeting Annual Report Accounts Election of Officers Election of Steering Group members AOB If you want to … Continue reading →

…and we even got some press coverage for it….  Get Reading article on our Waterloo Meadows Planting. Slightly cheeky of Alan to get the Econet banner in the photo, but they were covering us in the warm glow of their … Continue reading →

Decline in output from the world’s oil fields is averaging 5% per year, with some speculation that we may have reached the global production limit for conventional crude oil. Once the loss in output overtakes what can be provided from … Continue reading →

A group of True Food members are trying to come up with a plan to set up a Real Bread bakery (no artificial additives) in Reading as part of True Food. They have put together a survey to gather info … Continue reading →

Is your house draughty and cold? Is it expensive to heat? Transition Town Reading’s draught-busting project may be able to help! The materials could be paid for by a grant from Reading Borough Council if you meet certain conditions and … Continue reading →

TTR kicked off its project to plant Community Orchards in public spaces around Reading on Saturday, by planting 40 trees near the mansion house in Prospect Park. We had a beautiful sunny day for it, and the turnout was very … Continue reading →

The following is an update to a previous posting http://ergobalance.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/achilles-heel-of-algal-biofuel... If anything, the situation might be worse that I had concluded then, but the issue of phosphate rock reserves is more complex than I had deduced. So, this article is … Continue reading →

The title is a condensate of the latest rendition from Nigel Lawson, who served Margaret Thatcher’s government, both as Secretary of State for Energy and Chancellor of the Exchequer. In a recent interview, published by the Daily Mail (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2244822/Thought-running-fossil...), Lord … Continue reading →

One hundred feet below the Essex countryside lies the Secret Nuclear Bunker at Kelvdon Hatch, intended to house up to 600 military and civilian personnel – which may have included the Prime Minister – for 3 months, to coordinate the … Continue reading →