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Transition Kensal to Kilburn Food Co-op Questionnaire

We are setting up a new community run not-for-profit food co-op to provide fresh fruit and veg boxes. We would be very grateful if you could help us by filling in this questionnaire.

Link to food co-op questionnaire

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Queens Park Allotment

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We have a community allotment in Queens Park (behind the cafe).  Two new raised beds were built at the end of 2010, and we are also taking on the triangle bed just by the cafe. See More
Chessie joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group 19 hours ago
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Chessie and Will Mowat joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn 19 hours ago
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Bee keeping photograph project.

Hi my name is Mike.I am starting a project photographing bee keepers and bees themselves.The project is about the mutual respect between the keeper and the bee, showing the beauty of the collection of honey and the care you put in collecting it. This is partly an issue-based project, due to the worldwide problems Apiarist are facing with the loss of Honey Bee Colonies, mainly associated with environment and climate factors, leading to the colony collapse disorder (CCD). I wish to find out more…See More
Blog post by Michael Kelly 22 hours ago
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Michael Kelly commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group 'Bee Keeping Group'
Hi my name is Mike. I am starting a project photographing bee keepers and bees themselves. The project is about the mutual respect between the keeper and the bee, showing the beauty of the collection of honey and the care you put in collecting…
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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.

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