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

Profile Iconmaude mackey and Charlie K joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn
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Charlie K joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group
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Food Group

This is the Food Group's section. Plenty of ideas here!
12 hours ago
Charlie K joined Michael Stuart's group
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Kensal to Kilburn Fruit Harvesters

We pick fruit from local back gardens - apples, pears, plums etc and give it away to schools and community groups, make juice, jam or just eat it. All to save fruit from rotting on the ground. We make juice at festivals and on the street and have held jam and chutney making workshops.  We have over 150 people on our mailing list, and have worked with groups such as Brent MIND, Kids Company and other mental health and learning disability organisations.  We’ve trained 40 people to prune, lend out…See More
12 hours ago
Charlie K joined Chris Wells's group
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Transition Willesden

Making Willesden Green...This is a temporary group set up for our new neighbours in the north – the newly-formed Transition Town WillesdenTo get the latest updates of our activities and what else is happening in the Willesden area, you can also join our mailing list.  Contact Viv Stein if you would like to receive this. We'd love to hear from you!See More
12 hours ago
Jonathan Goldberg posted photos
15 hours ago
Janis Denselow is now a member of Transition Kensal to Kilburn
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Profile IconLeta Martindale and jose dufour joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn
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Gema Torres posted events
Thursday
Profile Iconfaith coleman and Gema Torres joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn
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Profile IconCecilia Rosales and frances pung joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn
Tuesday
Rosalynd Brooks is attending George Latham's event

Salusbury Road - EDIBLE HIGH ROAD at Salusbury Road

May 18, 2013 to June 9, 2013
From 18th May to 9th June 2013 Salusbury Road will become an Edible High Road...Shops along Salusbury Road have agreed to sponsor a fruit tree outside their premises for a 3 week period as a part of the Chelsea Fringe.The event will make our High St beautiful, and spark a conversation about growing fruit locally.So far the following shops have signed up:Queens Park PartnershipCutting CrewLewis EstatesQueens Park Real EstateWorldly Wicked and WiseWine RackPlease tell those that have signed up…See More
May 13
Rosalynd Brooks liked George Latham's event Salusbury Road - EDIBLE HIGH ROAD
May 13
Rosalynd Brooks added a discussion to the group Food Group
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Herb Growing Workshop

HERB PLANTING WORKSHOP4 week course held Saturday mornings at Meanwhile Gardens W10 5BNSaturdays May 18, May 25, June 8 & June 22 from 10.30am to 12noon£25 / £15 concessions (inc. Farm the City volunteers)A great place to start growing your own – learn to sow, propagate and ‘plant out’ a combination of leafy and woody herbs. Guided from start to finish by expert grower James, head grower at…See More
May 13
Anastasia joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group
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Queens Park Allotment

We have a community allotment in Queens Park (behind the Cafe in the park).  Two new raised beds were built at the end of 2010, and we have a herb spiral and lots of other things growing.  Shared space to learn and grow.  Tools and gloves provided.  Capital Growth space 1084. Join group to get updates as to when we meet.See More
May 13
Profile IconAnastasia and cody flower joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn
May 13
Amandine Alexandre-Hughes replied to Dirk Laubscher's discussion Tree surgery needed
"Hi Dirk, I've posted your question onto our Facebook group page (Transition Town Kensal to Kilburn) and here the answer that I got from Alison Britton: "We have been satisfied with work done for us in Harvist Road by Tomlinson, who are…"
May 12
 
 
 

Forum

Tree surgery needed 1 Reply

Started by Dirk Laubscher in Sharing. Last reply by Amandine Alexandre-Hughes May 12.

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.

Organic carbon neutral box scheme 4 Replies

Started by PaulS in Sharing. Last reply by PaulS Jun 13, 2012.

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