TTL is a group that is part of the worldwide Transition Network and seeks to tackle the twin
challenges of climate change and peak oil locally.
The world - its temperature, its sea-level, its deserts, its weather - is changing. Can we slow the process down or even reverse it by changing our behaviour?
Oil will never be as readily available again. We haven't run out but it is going to become harder and harder to source. We are completely dependent on this increasingly endangered commodity...... Can we become resilient to an impending oil drought?
The 'Transition' model asks communities to find a solution locally. Can we protect ourself against an oil shortage by creating local networks, setting up car pools, adapting our housing, affecting local authority decisions etc etc? We hope so......
Book by Rob Hopkins: 'The Transition Companion'
Now you can flip through a sample of the pages and post comments here...
or even put the software 'widget' for showing that into a web page!
TTL Domestic Solar Scheme
You may have heard about the Department of Energy & Climate Change's sudden decision to slash the feed in tariff (FITs) incentive scheme for solar PV for all systems fitted after December 12th 2011. Their proposal is to reduce it from 43.3p to 21p per unit of power generated.
This has left the industry reeling and if it goes ahead, it is likely to effect the viability of both our domestic and community solar scheme proposals. Read more...
See also our new programme of Films & Talks for early 2012.
TTL Bicycle Maintenance Course - Wednesdays 8.15pm - 9.15pm, starting 1st February at Wilbury Hall, SG6 4DU.
Thanks to the enthusiasm of volunteer teacher Frank, the last course was very well received. "I thoroughly enjoyed the sessions and learnt things I didn't know I'd be capable of. The hour just flew by!". This course will last 6 weeks and will start off with basic adjustment for comfort, and progressing to suit the participants. Topics will most likely include oiling, cleaning, gears, brakes and tyres. Cost: £20 for all 6 sessions. Places are limited so let us know if you would like to attend.
Vegetables throughout the year - Thursday February 16th at 7:45pm
Hosted by the Letchworth District Gardeners Association
Speaker: Peter Branham, Chair Midlands National Vegetable Society
Venue: Methodist Church Hall, Pixmore Way, Letchworth SG6 3TR
Introduction to Permaculture Course Hitchin - 10th & 17th March 2012
The Community Triangle Garden, Hitchin is running a course 'Introduction to Permaculture' on consecutive Saturdays, 10 and 17 March. The course gives a brief immersion in the ethics and principles of permaculture, and a chance to look at how it can be applied to your own situation. There’s info on the website including a poster. The venue, Ransom’s Pavilion at the end of Alexandra Road, Hitchin, SG5 1RB is less than 5 minutes’ walk from Hitchin train station. Directions are also on the website.
Energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies on 29 March 2012
BRE are holding this free workshop at the East of England Showground, Peterborough. "BRE, supported by the BIG Lottery Fund, are working to raise the regional profile of renewable energy technologies and provide a forum for sharing knowledge and empowering local groups to develop and engage with local energy efficiency and renewable energy projects." Details...
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