We are in the "mulling" stage. Please contact us to join the important process of initiating Transition Yamhill. Our current view, which is subject to more mulling, is to approach this as a county-level initiative.
Had a career in University Administration before retirement. Spent many years as a volunteer press and development officer with a local charity (River Stour Trust), raising millions for its projects, also worked as Development Officer (part-time) for Gainsborough's House Museum and Gallery and the Green Light Trust. Am currently a Sudbury Town Councillor (in my nint
I am the owner of Maude's Market in St. Louis, Missouri. The store hosts a combined Community Supported Agriculture (cCSA) that provides a year-round weekly share of local products including fresh produce, pasture-raised meat, wholesome staples, and tempting treats. We are also open for regular retail.
Transition Bay St Margarets is a suburban town initiative started in January 2011. St Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia, presents a hybrid culture between newer residents who are either retirees or commuters into the Halifax city core, and long-time residents with livelihoods based on tourism, services or resources.
I buy organic food whenever I can, cook everything from scratch, have sold the tumble dryer, grow food in my yard, hope for an allotment, have kept chickens and will again. I have three children, live in an ex-mining village in Co Durham and we have no CH or hot water except the shower. We are owned by a cat, and have two demanding dogs.
Sjoerd Aardema has been an Active Transition agent since before he himself knew of the word Transition and currently is the driving force in the development of Far North Queenslands (Australia) first Transition Hub called Recharge Kuranda a Transition Towns Community Hub and Knowledge Center.
A community cooperative of over 100 people growing vegetables in a field on Highbridge Farm just north of Allbrook, Eastleigh. After years of waiting for more allotments to be created by Eastleigh Borough Council a group of Eastleigh Transition Network members have created a community farm on a 1.7 acre field on Highbridge Farm, owned by Mr Henry Russell.
