Mid Wales Permaculture Network

One of the major aspirations of any Transition Town is the development of local food production as well as our skills and craft base.

A thriving local food and craft economy enhances our resilience to global fluctuations brought about by rising fuel costs and the potential disruption from climate changes.

Transition Llambed, via its Development Trust, is establishing the indoor People’s Market in the Victoria Hall. This will take place on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month between 10 and 12. The first one will be on the 11th of February.

Fruit growing and the community farm at Moel y Ci

Saturday, 11^th February, 2012, 10am until noon

An informal talk led by Rob Willis, long term member of Moel y Ci and responsible for establishing their enterprising 3 acre mixed soft fruit field.

General experiences from community farming at Meol y Ci followed by some focused discussions on fruit growing:

Denmark Frm have a new programme of exciting courses and activities for spring 2012.

Turning the Tide, Nonviolent power for social change

Lampeter Quakers Conference, 3 March 2012:

Workshop: Playing With Power: Understanding and changing the way things work.

Who holds the power in our lives?

How can we make change happen?

How can we work together for our community at this time of crisis?

Saturday 3rd of March, 10 am - 3.30 pm

Canolfan Steffan, Peterwell Terrace, Lampeter (disabled access)

Fee: £5 (or whatever you can afford

Contact: Deborah Rowlands, 01570 480083 - deborah.rowlands@btinternet.com or, Jaci Smith, 020 7663 1064 denised@quaker.org.uk