Outdoor Preschool - Norway
July 2009 are taught to manage risk, rather than avoid it. Everything is dangerous! says outdoor teacher Heidi Buvang. We motivate children to expand their l...
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Transition Youth
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Energy Group
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Visioning Group
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Eco Film Festival - 2011
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Business in Transition
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Monkey Tennis
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Iain Bagnall commented on Liz Bell's event 'Film Night- The End of the Line'
We'll be in Devon on Thursday I'm afraid....
Harvest Feast at Mudlarks Community garden
October 2, 2011 from 12pm to 3pm
The annual Mudlarks/Transition Hertford Harvest Feast takes place on Saturday 2nd October. Come along from 12-3 to enjoy delicious home made soups, cakes and other nibbles. There'll be entertainment, and games to enjoy, plus a veg swap (go out into the garden and tell your veg to get their party frocks on ready!). It'll be a general fun time for the whole family.Plus this year's highlight will be the grand pumpkin competition... See More
Iain Bagnall is attending Ben's event
Iain Bagnall commented on Ray Bomber's blog post 'A film about the 2008 financial crash'
Hi Arjuna, we have a copy of Money as Debt II, and it is pencilled-in for a future viewing....
Spring Festival 2011
Short video of the 2011 Spring Festival at Mudlarks organised by Transition Hertford and Mudlarks. Thanks to all who came; it was a lovely day. http://www.tr...
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Herb Walk and Talk at Wheatcroft School
May 15, 2011 from 11:30am to 1:30pm
Just when you thought you were looking at weeds you realise there is food growing all around you and it's free!Want to know what herbs grow under your feet and what you can do with them?Sensory Solutions are giving another herb walk this time in Hertford. Bring nibbles and a drink to eat on the way. Children especially welcome.Bring a basket to collect your flowers and leaves, a clean empty jar with lid and some cyder vinegar. A pen and paper if you're a note taker and a camera for…See More
Iain Bagnall is attending Wenderlynn Jane Bagnall's event
Iain Bagnall commented on Sandra White's event 'Spring Festival'
Splendid fun!
Iain Bagnall commented on Iain Bagnall's video
Hmm, the actual video seems to have vanished!
You can watch it here:
http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/farm-for-the-future/
Or watch Nathan's original link if you can get it to…
Iain Bagnall replied to carolyn westlake's discussion 'Fish from Tescos'
Whatever problems there are with Tesco, I think we all need to look at the bigger picture, and the reality of the situation, which is that millions of people shop in Tesco (including pretty much all of us, I'm sure, even if only occasionally),…
Iain Bagnall left a comment for Anne Heyward
Hi Anne,
Glad you could make it to the film night tonight.
Here's the link to the preparation day on Sunday:
http://www.transitionhertford.org.uk/events/preparation-day-for-the-spring
Hope to see you there...
Preparation Day for the Spring Festival at Mudlarks
April 10, 2011 from 2pm to 5pm
Come along and help to organise the Spring Festival. Tea and cake provided. Bring your skills and some scrap material, and come enjoy the beautiful scenery of Mudkarks. See More
Iain Bagnall is attending Wenderlynn Jane Bagnall's event
Iain Bagnall commented on Iain Bagnall's video
This video is already on the site, but I think some people had problems viewing it, and after a great Film Night tonight, at which A Farm For The Future was shown, followed by some lively and thought-provoking discussion, I thought I'd put it…
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Tinker's Bubble
Last Friday, Wenderlynn and I went down to Somerset for a much-needed weekend getaway.
When we realised that our B&B was only 3 miles away from the eco-village Tinker's Bubble, we phoned ahead and arranged to pay them a visit.
Leaving the B&B in the drizzle, our little Polo protested as we rattled along ever-narrowing roads that grew bumpier and bumpier (past Bagnell's B&B - we should have stayed there!) until we saw the delightful hand-painted sign that told us we were… Continue
When we realised that our B&B was only 3 miles away from the eco-village Tinker's Bubble, we phoned ahead and arranged to pay them a visit.
Leaving the B&B in the drizzle, our little Polo protested as we rattled along ever-narrowing roads that grew bumpier and bumpier (past Bagnell's B&B - we should have stayed there!) until we saw the delightful hand-painted sign that told us we were… Continue
Posted on November 19, 2010 at 2:27pm — 4 Comments
Haitian Compost Loo todo
On Saturday afternoon, Wenderlynn and I found ourselves in some woods,
near Borehamwood, gathering leaves into a duvet cover, in the rain, and I
wasn't even sure exactly why.
Considering we had taken the best part of an hour to drive to Well End
Permaculture Centre, all on the promise of looking at a toilet, it was
an unusual start to the afternoon.
After meeting huddled figures in the damp car park, we were greeted by
Richard Higgins, whose… Continue
near Borehamwood, gathering leaves into a duvet cover, in the rain, and I
wasn't even sure exactly why.
Considering we had taken the best part of an hour to drive to Well End
Permaculture Centre, all on the promise of looking at a toilet, it was
an unusual start to the afternoon.
After meeting huddled figures in the damp car park, we were greeted by
Richard Higgins, whose… Continue
Posted on November 1, 2010 at 5:30pm — 2 Comments
Larmer Tree Festival vs "Real Life"
Unfortunately we missed the Big Lunch, as we were at the very lovely Larmer Tree festival in Wiltshire, which, although not available to everyone, due to limited numbers and relatively high prices, in its own way similarly fosters a genuine sense of community. Of course this is not unique to this particular festival; others have a similar spirit of togetherness. However, there is something especially endearing and rewarding about Larmer Tree, the beautiful surroundings helping to create a… Continue
Posted on July 25, 2010 at 12:00am — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 11:27am on April 7, 2011,
Rod Lewis said… - Thanks, Iain - sadly 'babysitting' tonight!
- At 8:29am on March 2, 2011,
Jenny Sherwen said… Cheers Iain. I am not sure I can make the film this week but will definitely come along next week!
Jenny
- At 6:31pm on March 1, 2011,
Jenny Sherwen said…
- Thank you for the message. I have just moved to the area. Is there a green drinks event I can come along to to meet people? Cheers, Jenny.
- At 8:52pm on September 27, 2010,
carolyn westlake said… - Thanks for all that -youre brilliant!! I'll definetely let you know if theres more to be done!! At the moment I think we need to be collecting foil cake tins and sending recipes to Ben and collecting small plastic bottles to put juice in. But dont worry, I'll let you know!!! and yes, it was good to meet you both the other night Looking forward to Badger watching on Saturday.
- At 10:09pm on April 24, 2010,
Nathan Surendran said…
- Hi Iain,
Good to meet you today, and great to have you join us! :-D
Looking forward to some blog posts about that allotment!
Check out the videos, etc and please feel free to contribute anything you think would be of interest to the others.
Cheers,
Nathan
NEWS
LATEST NEWS:
2nd Feb: Watch out for Transition Hertford at Waitrose - we are up for Community Award funding, so add your green tokens to our box if you visit Waitrose...
30th Jan: Tesco drops its pledge to label products with carbon footprint. Says it is too difficult! Read "expensive"...
11th Jan 2012: The animation from the 2011 East Herts Eco Filmfest is up on the site
Green Drinks: these are held on the third Thursday of every month. Usually at the White Horse on Castle Street, Hertford. Second Thurs in Dec.
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Seasonal Recipes
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Hertford Skill Share
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Eco Film Festival - 2011
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Inspiring tales
Hertford Fairtrade
In 2008 a dedicated team in the local community transformed Hertford into a Fairtrade town
Incredible edible Todmorden.
This Yorkshire town aims to be self-sufficient in most food by 2018.
Modbury in Devon.
This is Britain's first plastic bag free town.
Carbon neutral village
Ashton Hayes in Cheshire plans to become England's first carbon neutral village.
Landshare
puts land owners in touch with growers seeking allotments. Over 40,000 people have now signed up.
The super Three Villages Eco Group 3VEG has loads going on, including a thermal camera, car share scheme and a community orchard
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