"would love to do this, but i'll be out of London for a few days. good luck!"
Steven Tart's Groups
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Buildings and Energy Gro…
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Moishe House Allotment
6 members
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William Dunbar/Saville H…
11 members
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Queens Park Allotment
42 members
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Food Group
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Steven Tart joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group
Buildings and Energy Group
The buildings and energy group is looking at ways to green property, for example looking at improved insulation, renewable energy sources and more environmentally friendly building materials
Steven Tart commented on Rachel Radford's group Moishe House Allotment
"Hi Rachel. I'd love to come and see the allotment and also help out if you need some help? Also, ive managed to convince my neighbours who own the front garden (I live on the first floor) to let me build some raised beds there. I want to make…"
Steven Tart joined Rachel Radford's group
Moishe House Allotment
Our little allotment is set in a lovely sunny spot in a private back garden thanks to a landshare agreement. 4 raised beds have been built using recycled wooden palettes and we have separate potato growing bags.See More
Steven Tart commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group William Dunbar/Saville House Allotment
"Hi. Although Wednesday afternoon's are impossible for me, if there are any other times that would be appropriate for me to come and help out, please do let me know.
I helped recently at the Queens Park allotment and made this timeplase video.…"
Steven Tart joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group
William Dunbar/Saville House Allotment
We're here every Wed 2.30-4.30pm. Do join us to garden or say hello. We've restarted the allotment with local residents at William Dunbar/Saville House. Best way to find us is to go up Albert Road and turn right just past the low building and look out for the greenery. See More
Steven Tart commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Queens Park Allotment
"Miko - yeah no problem, shouldnt take long. I'll message you my mobile and address, gimme a ring and we'll have a chat about it"
Steven Tart commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Queens Park Allotment
"Hi George. More than welcome to circulate the video, in fact I'd encourage it.
Cheers
Steve"
Steven Tart replied to maggie turp's discussion This Saturday, March 24th at 2.00 p.m. in the group Queens Park Allotment
"Hey guys, had a great time on Sunday at the big dig.
Heres the timelapse video. Shame my battery ran out otherwise I could have got the whole thing. We're busy this Saturday but will endeavour see you soon.
Steve, Fay and…"
Steven Tart commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Queens Park Allotment
"Hey guys, had a great time on Sunday at the big dig.
Heres the timelapse video. Shame my battery ran out otherwise I could have got the whole thing. We're busy this Saturday but will endeavour see you soon.
Steve, Fay and…"
Steven Tart joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group
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
Transition Kensal to Kilburn left a comment for Steven Tart
"Hello
I've got you down to be attending this weekend's permaculture course - but haven't been able to include you on the group email I've sent as I don't have your email address - it would be very helpful if you could send…"
Steven Tart replied to Jean-Pierre Wack's discussion Dis-used construction site in the group Food Group
"Desperate to grow something (have no land) so if i can be of assistance in some way. Please let me know"
Steven Tart might attend Transition Kensal to Kilburn's event
"Who Killed the Electric Car" - Monthly film night at Lexi Cinema
May 19, 2010 from 6:30pm to 10pm
Our Transition Monthly film night for May will be 'Who Killed the Electric Car'. http://www.whokilledtheelectriccar.com/6.30pm for 7pm start.Film will be followed by speakers/discussion on sustainable transport (Cycletastic/Brent Cyclists) and Recyling (Greenzones) in the constitution club from 8.30pmPaine’s film investigates the events leading to the quiet destruction of thousands of new, radically efficient electric vehicles. Through…See More
Steven Tart might attend Transition Kensal to Kilburn's event
"The Cove" - Monthly film night at Lexi Cinema
April 21, 2010 from 6:30pm to 10pm
April's Transition film night at the Lexi will be showing 'The Cove' - see http://www.thecovemovie.com/home.htm6.30pm for 6.45pm startWill be followed by meeting at the constitution club from 8.30pm. We are hoping to have a representative of the Green Zones recycling initiative to present.Academy Award® Winner for Best Documentary of 2009, THE COVE follows an elite team of activists, filmmakers and freedivers as they embark on a covert mission…See More
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- At 22:47 on November 22, 2010,
Transition Kensal to Kilburn said… - Hello
I've got you down to be attending this weekend's permaculture course - but haven't been able to include you on the group email I've sent as I don't have your email address - it would be very helpful if you could send it to me.
We will look forward to welcoming you from 9am for a 9.30am start - at 5-ways Residents Association Hall, Weston House, Winchester Avenue NW6. The course is due to finish each day at circa 4.30pm.
Though much of the course is classroom based, there will be outdoor sessions as well, so please come with suitable clothing for that (wellies/coats etc).
For lunch and other refreshments we will aim to have a 'bring and share' so please bring something to share with others at lunchtime, and perhaps some biscuits to share at teatime... I will get some tea and coffee to bring. It might be a good idea to bring along your own mug too... there is a kitchen at 5-ways, but I don't know how much there is available in the way of crockery and cutlery!
The course is now fully booked and there is also a waiting list, so if for any reason you are no longer able to attend please do let me know and I will try to fill your place from the waiting list (given the demand we will look into re-running the course in the new year)
Any questions please call or email...
Regards
George Latham
07957 655750 / lathamgeorge@hotmail.com
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