Transition Kensal to Kilburn

Welcome to Transition Kensal to Kilburn

Our aim is to empower our community to start thinking positively and creatively about the twin challenges that face us: peak oil, and climate change. Today, dwindling fossil fuel supplies, costly energy, and serious threats to our wildlife and our sustenance present us with the greatest challenges humanity has ever faced. But if we plan well, and harness the energies and genius of you, the community, we believe this could be the greatest opportunity for us all to lead more connected, abundant and fulfilled lives.

TT KtoK is part of the wider Transition Network which started in Totnes, Devon, and is spreading like wildfire around the world. There are several ways you can get involved in creating this low-carbon, environmentally-friendly collective vision. It starts with conscious choices to get involved in what's going on around us. Come to our film and discussion events, use the website, where you can learn more about the challenges that face us and the solutions that are already out there; join the project groups and keep an eye out for events that interest you. From gardeners to busy mums, from cooks to communications professionals, everyone has a say - and a stake - in re-designing Kensal to Kilburn as a Transition Town. Be part of the solution: get involved.

Latest Activity

deb is now a member of Transition Kensal to Kilburn
1 hour ago
Tony Eaton is now a member of Transition Kensal to Kilburn
Sunday
David Young replied to David Young's discussion Bees in the Cemetery in the group Bee Keeping Group
"June 16th I watched ‘Apocalypse Now’ with my fifteen year old son this week and there’s a great line uttered by Frederick Forrest after he goes to pick mangoes and encounters a tiger in the jungle. “Never get out of the…"
Sunday
David Young replied to David Young's discussion Bees in the Cemetery in the group Bee Keeping Group
"June 11th We did a teaching session with about 90 children from Salusbury Primary today. They came over to the hives in groups of fifteen and then back to the green space where they looked at the observation hive that Sharon (another local keeper)…"
Sunday
miko adam-kando replied to Virginio Carlos Lima's discussion Gardening on the Grand Union Canal
"sounds like you've been doing great very well - can't help but keep up the good work!"
Saturday
Tawanna Lambert is now a member of Transition Kensal to Kilburn
Jun 12
Melanie Templer replied to Virginio Carlos Lima's discussion Gardening on the Grand Union Canal
"Yes Virginio That sounds brilliant...when Im in town I will help with this.Lets make  GROUP! What shall we call it? Plants Yes Please for the Canal? Best wishes, Melanie P.S. Are those beautiful roses something you planted?"
Jun 10
Melanie Templer is now a member of Transition Kensal to Kilburn
Jun 10
Virginio Carlos Lima posted a discussion

Gardening on the Grand Union Canal

For a few years I have been gardening on the neglected section of the canal between Ladbroke Grove and Scrubs Lane. The roses and honeysuckle have grown up now but much work can still be done. There was a recent donation of many beautiful tulip bulbs from Holland Park.I really need help to continue this work.Please get in touch if you can help and we can form a group. Thanks, VirginioSee More
Jun 10
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Jun 8
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Jun 7
Viv Stein added 2 discussions to the group Transition Willesden
Jun 7
marjory fraser commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Food Group
"                Comment by marjory fraser 2 minutes ago        WILLIAM SAVILLE DUNBAR ALLOTMENT     It was fantastic…"
Jun 6
marjory fraser commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group William Dunbar/Saville House Allotment
"It was fantastic to enjoy such lovely weather yesterday. Too many Wednesdays have been cold and wet and found even the keenest food grower shivering. Five of us planted, weeded, dug, watered, discussed and planned. There…"
Jun 6
Profile IconFrancesca Demuro and Candida de Melo are attending George Latham's event

Rob Hopkins - London Launch of The Power of Just Doing Stuff at The Grape and Grain Pub

June 18, 2013 from 7:30pm to 11pm
Where: The Grape and Grain Pub , 2 Anerley Hill,SE19 2AA5 minute walk from Crystal Palace Station(25 minutes from both London Bridge and Victoria, and you can now find Crystal Palace on the East London Line )When: Tuesday 18th June 7.30-11.00Email joeduggan215@hotmail.com if you know you are coming to give us a sense of numbers, or if you need any more information.Or you can just turn up on the night: its a largish pub.For those of you on facebook, click attending to get updates…See More
Jun 6
miko adam-kando commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Queens Park Allotment
""A message from Leo Johnson to all members of Queens Park Allotment on Transition Kensal to Kilburn!Hello all, was involved with my kids in digging and laying the brick spiral for the allotment, would love to do more. Please do let me know when…"
Jun 6
 
 
 

Forum

Gardening on the Grand Union Canal 2 Replies

Started by Virginio Carlos Lima in Sharing. Last reply by miko adam-kando on Saturday.

Organic carbon neutral box scheme 5 Replies

Started by PaulS in Sharing. Last reply by PaulS Jun 3.

Field to Fork Organics is now on Facebook and Twitter!

Started by miko adam-kando in Sharing Apr 16.

Permaculture Barge refit

Started by Sanchia Dunn in Sharing Apr 2.

Love Food Hate Waste at Meanwhile Gardens

Started by miko adam-kando in Sharing Mar 22.

K2K Edible High Street 2 Replies

Started by George Latham in Sharing. Last reply by miko adam-kando Mar 12.

Local food co-op, beehives and food growing 3 Replies

Started by MattR in Sharing. Last reply by miko adam-kando Nov 16, 2012.

Old cycle helmets and construction hard hats wanted

Started by Jennifer Rea in Sharing Oct 29, 2012.

Foraging

Started by Amy Beilin in Sharing Aug 28, 2012.

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