Welcome to Transition Harborough a grass roots community lead environmental group tackling the issues of climate change and Peak Oil through a strategy of re-localisation of goods and services.
Forget the hum drum of environmental and green lobbying and welcome to the empowerment of the community to sculpt its own destiny through its collective genius by re-visioning the purpose of our settlement. Life and Transition should be a party.
Not sure what “Peak Oil” is about then read the Nitty and the Gritty here.
Recent posts
Still here
Things have been hotting up over the last few months at Transition HQ here in Harborough. We recently played host to the Piano Troubador who played a front room concert for us which was hosted by Judith and made for … Continue reading
November Green Drinks
View the HTML Version Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. (http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=c9cc66bef6aade33ead199510&id=9e46f5a424&e=[UNIQID]) =NOVEMBER MEETING= Guy Fawkes is not the only one having a blast, if you can spare an evening from plotting, probably about the garden, then … Continue reading
Household bill breakdown
With all of the recent furor about the costs of our energy bills and the ‘Not so greens’ maintaining that the sky is falling in because of the small addition of green tariffs I thought that I would just include … Continue reading
Your invite to the Harborough Food forum
View the HTML Version Harborough FoodForum ———————————————————— http://us2.campaign-archive2.com/?u=c9cc66bef6aade33ead199510&id=71ca943713&e=[UNIQID] http://www.transitionharborough.org.uk https://twitter.com/TransitionHarbo https://www.facebook.com/groups/151919661579919/ Community solutions for a sustainable future!http://www.transitionharborough.org.uk Are you interested in the provenance of food? Are you interested in growing your own produce? Are you interested in buying or … Continue reading
Developing Harborough
I just thought that with the recent disquiet about the over development of Harborough and its services creaking at the seams and the new National Planning Policy Framework together with our councils contentious Core Spatial strategy that maybe it would … Continue reading
