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Transition Lostwithiel

TRANSITION LOSTWITHIEL

LostwithielClimate change and increasing energy costs will alter our way of life - how we work, shop, travel and live will need to adapt.

Transition Lostwithiel is about using our own creativity and talent to build a closer and more resilient community for everyone to enjoy. It's about making a transition from an unsustainable way of life to a sustainable one.

If you live in the local community, contact us to share your ideas or take part in projects.

Join the mailing list to keep updated, or watch this space.

Great idea for gardeners!

Cloches from old street light shades Thanks to Southern Electric and Cornwall Council, Transition Lostwithiel has been able to obtain shades from the street lights which were replaced last year with low energy versions. The sky's the limit as to what uses these can be put to! They are in 3 sizes and make really good cloches (see more pics). If you'd like to have some, come along to Plant Swap or drop us an email

COMING UP:

Annual Produce Show -  4th September, 2pm to 4.30pm, Community Centre. Transition Compost Cup classes for the 2nd year, plus other new classes. Pick up a schedule from around Lostwithiel.

Lost Threads - 6th September, 10am-midday, Royal Talbot, Christmas!!!! won't be long if you want to make your special gifts or items to sell for Charity at Dickensian night

Tales of Transition Storytelling - 7th September, 6pm, Medieval Bridge. There will be an informal storytelling where traveller Steph Bradley will share some of her tales. Bring some food to share and your own plate, knife fork etc. Indoor venue if the weather isn’t great will be Oak Tree, Terras Hill, PL22 OAP. All are welcome.

Lost Threads Mosaic Workshop - 25th Sept, 10.30am - 3.30pm, Church Rooms. Design and make a mosaic item to take home. Materials supplied but also bring any bits and bobs, like shells, beads, beach glass etc. Tickets £10 call Lesley Bower on 01208 873363

 

WHAT'S NEW:

Abundance - harvesting and distributing locally grown fruit which is going to waste. 'Tis the time of plums! We are seeking potential dry, cool, temporary storage space - can you help?

Connecting Cornwall: 2030 - the deadline for completing the transport policy survey is 17th September

Lourish -  veg swapping instead of shopping. See the Lourish video on the BBC site.

Cott Road flower bed replanted for summer by the Brownies and Guides

Felting & beading workshop pictures

Follow up to Can Lostwithiel Feed Itself?