Welcome to Transition Bro Gwaun
Transition Bro Gwaun is a community in a process of imagining and creating a future that addresses the twin challenges of diminishing oil and gas supplies and climate change, and creates the kind of community that we would all want to be part of.
How will this be achieved? We don't exactly know yet (although we have some good ideas). Our approach is to support you, the community, in exploring the practicalities of this challenge.
Is this something you would like to be involved in?
Fishguard, Goodwick, North Pembrokeshire, West Wales
We are excited to announce that on the the 11th July we will be holding our first Open Space Event which will be run by :
for further details see the Events Tag above
GROWING YOUR OWN? HAVE SOME PLANTS TO SPARE, PLEASE????
A reminder that our ‘Grow your Own’ float for the carnival at the end of August needs plants. If you could just sow and nurture a few extra plants for the float please contact Chris Samra 01348 831021 If possible please display poster
New education courses starting October further details
We now have a blog!
Currently we have set up three categories for you to comment on:
Ideas Blog - a space where you can leave ideas for futher action / discussion
General Chat Blog - Notices, interesting bits and bobs etc
Get Blogging - Click here
Fishguard, Goodwick, North Pembrokeshire, West Wales
The County Council and National Park are consulting on the future development of Pembrokeshire, below are links to the submissions made by TBG and any responses received to date. This is a very important issue and we hope as many of you as possible will get involved in the process.
Pembrokeshire County Council
TBG'S Comments - Click Here
Pembrokeshire National Park Authority
TBG'S Comments - Click Here
PNP'S 'Alternative Plan Stage' comments required by 5pm Wednesday 29th July 2009
Fishguard, Goodwick, North Pembrokeshire, West Wales
New Cook Local Recipe Book Lauched |
Buy your copy and start cooking using local ingrediants. |
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The Mayor of Fishguard with Helen Holdaway of the Soroptomist's launch a recipe book with a difference.
Soroptimists & TBG produce a very special recipe book. All recipes, contributed by members of both groups & local restaurants & traders, are based on local produce. The intention is to encourage people to use LOCALLY produced food in their cooking - fresh, good quality with minimum food miles involved. All profits from the sale of the book (which is priced at a very reasonable £5 per copy) will be devoted to local charities. |
