Cornwall Council, Truro City Council and Truro Chamber of Commerce, Truro BID and Kenwyn Parish Council have appointed Lavigne Lonsdale and PBWC architects to help generate ideas to support “a thriving Truro”, both now and in the longer term, for … Continue reading
Volunteers needed! See here for more information… … Continue reading
One year on and the number of Co-cars ‘hire by the hour’ car club members in Cornwall continues to grow. To mark the anniversary Co-cars are providing a special offer to new members at an event on Lemon Quay on … Continue reading
Transition Groups in Falmouth and Truro are inviting locals and visitors to consider buying local whenever possible this Christmas, to help reduce carbon emissions and protect the environment, by using the Transition online Guide to Cornish food and drink sold … Continue reading
Press release from Transition Falmouth follows: “Food, glorious good, there’s nothing quite like it……” To celebrate Cornish local food and drink this Christmas a new online guide to small and medium-sized enterprises has just been launched by Transition Falmouth. Click … Continue reading
A very enjoyable time was had by all at Truro and Falmouth’s “Green Drinks” event with great food, drink, and company. Photos by Luci Isaacson of Climate Vision. … Continue reading
About this time last year, we held a social gathering for LETS, Transition and other environmental groups in and around Truro and Falmouth to meet chat and drink and find out more about Transition Truro, Truro LETS, Transition Falmouth Falmouth LETS, … Continue reading
Why we must support renewable energy in Cornwall – making the links with climate change! 6.00 to 7.30pm, Tuesday 3rd November 2015 Truro Cathedral, The Chapter House, St Mary’s St, TR1 2AF (light refreshments available from 5.30pm) Click here for … Continue reading
Transition Truro and Transition Falmouth have been promoting the concept of car (sharing) clubs locally for many years. They fit well with the ideals of the Transition Town movement: Engender community cohesion through promoting shared use of resources and greater interaction with … Continue reading
We are sharing a vegetable garden with Penair School. There are a number of raised beds, a greenhouse and a meeting room. We are trying to get community involvement. The school cultivate some of the beds and we look after … Continue reading