Transition Hertford Website 1 year old!

Turns out that we've been building our community on this website for exactly one year now.

Those with geek tendencies might be interested to know that in this time we have been visited by over 2,900 different visitors from Europe, the US and Asia. In all they've looked at our pages some 26,000 times, and they spend over 4 minutes on average, looking at over 4 pages each visit.
Recently we average some 30 visitors a day, but our busiest day was November 17th, when we attracted an amazing 171 people to the site. Anyone have any idea why?
Finally, the most popular pages are the homepage, the members pages, and the forum. And we've reached 89 members so far. Finger's crossed we can make 100 by the end of the year!
That's enough stats for now...

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11th April: Chris Jones asks Hertfordshire County Council what plans it has for Peak oil. See the response here

29th Feb: Transition Hertford is one of the charities presently in Hertford's Waitrose in the community funding boxes  beyond checkout.

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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Hertford Fairtrade
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