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Golygfa Gwydyr

Llanrwst, United Kingdom
Status: 
Muller
Geographic region : 
Wales
United Kingdom
Initiative type: 
Local Initiative
Community type: 
Town
Community type: 
Forest
Community type: 
Rural
Themes: 
Arts & Crafts
Themes: 
Effective groups
Themes: 
Food
Themes: 
Health
Themes: 
Inner Transition
Approximate number of members: 
70

We are a community group who set up and/or facilitate community initiatives, clubs and events. Our aim are to challenge social isolation and economic stagnation in our rural town, whilst promoting environmental awareness, and personal and community well-being and resilience.

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Primary point of contact: 
Medi Ashton
Media point of contact: 
Medi Ashton
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Medi Ashton
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Medi Ashton
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University of St Andrews

St Andrews, United Kingdom
Status: 
Muller
Geographic region : 
Scotland
United Kingdom
Initiative type: 
Local Initiative
Community type: 
Town
Themes: 
Arts & Crafts
Themes: 
Education
Themes: 
Energy
Themes: 
Food
Themes: 
Transport
Approximate number of members: 
300

 For more info, check out the webpage at www.st-andrews.ac.uk/transition

People & Contacts
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Primary point of contact: 
carolannc
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carolannc
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carolannc
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carolannc

Medi Ashton

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First name: 
Medi
Last name: 
Ashton
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Medi Ashton

Interested in Mindfulness-based approaches as a means to inner transition and building community and personal resilience.

Interested in Intergenerational practices as a means to increase community cohesion and resilience.

Geographic region : 
Wales
United Kingdom
Involvement & interest with the Transition Network
Initiatives involved in: 

communitygarden

Themes: 
Arts & Crafts
Themes: 
Education
Themes: 
Food
Themes: 
Local Government
Related Transition Stage: 
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Brentford in Transition

London, United Kingdom
Status: 
Muller
Geographic region : 
London
England
United Kingdom
Initiative type: 
Local Initiative
Community type: 
City/Urban
Themes: 
Arts & Crafts
Themes: 
Education
Themes: 
Energy
Themes: 
Food
Themes: 
Inner Transition
Themes: 
Transport
Approximate number of members: 
12

Began in January 2011 with some input from Ealing Transitions (West London). Small steering group with irregular attendance but regular (monthly) meetings. Has in effect incorporated Syon Lane Community Garden next Syon Lane Station, Isleworth. Has been promised some local authority start-up funding for publicity etc. Now in process of formalising some structure to receive and bank grants.

People & Contacts
Primary point of contact: 
Trevor Bending
Core team: 

Douglas Smith

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United Kingdom
First name: 
Douglas
Last name: 
Smith

I am the chair of the Ely's Growing Together project in Cardiff, which hopes to convert four and a half acres of disused allotment land into a community garden. I am a bit of a born again enviromentalist, having spent most of my life in aircraft engineering.

Geographic region : 
Wales
United Kingdom
Involvement & interest with the Transition Network
Roles I perform/skills I can share: 
Facilitator
Speaker

Growing People

Geographic region : 
South East
England
United Kingdom

Growing People is a horticultural social enterprise based at Wolverton Urb farm, a 2.5 acre site which we have turned into a market garden.  We grow produce for some local restaurants and our box scheme as well as selling to local residents at the local farmers market.  We have a small flower nursery and an apiary. 

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Narberth

Narberth, United Kingdom
Initiative number: 
351
Status: 
Official
Geographic region : 
Wales
United Kingdom
Initiative type: 
Local Initiative
Community type: 
Town
Approximate number of members: 
250
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A Tale From Totnes 17 October

When I arrived back in Totnes I was thrilled to learn that not only had new allotments been opened and were already producing well...

St Anne's Court Community Garden project for the elderly

Geographic region : 
North West
England
United Kingdom

Transition Town Clitheroe has supported the project from the beginning offering gardening advice, wheelbarrows and volunteer time. TTC has worked closely with Age Concern Lancs to ensure the project's success. The garden design was done in close consultation between TTC and the St Anne's Court residents.

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