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+++ New 2018 Programme +++
For Food Group + Make & Mend Group 
Next Repair Cafe - 6th October2018
Youth House Bromsgrove Street Kidderminster 10:00 till 14:00 Bring your broken items for our volunteers to repair, tools sharpened, fabric repairs and more! Plastics are a scourge on our environment and they last a really long time. If Henry VIII had drunk from a plastic water bottle and thrown it on the ground, it would STILL BE HERE. We have taken disposable to a level which the world cannot deal with. Time to change. See the Four Rs heading for ideas on how to reduce plastic and other waste.
See how the Carbon Footprints (above)of some of the visitors to the 2018 Greener Living Transition stand compare to world wide averages (below)
Kidderminster Repair Cafe
Come along to our free Repair Cafes Coffee & cake while you wait! 
Photos from our monthly Repair Cafe
2018 Kidderminster Greener Living Fair Look out for next year's event, 5th Oct 2019 Kidderminster Craft Sessions
The new Faded to Fabulous tearoom hosts open craft meetings on Monday 10-12am, and Wed from 6-8pm. Everyone welcome, just drop in! Bewdley Repair Cafe
At St George's Hall Bewdley, on the 3rd Saturday each month. Anyone can bring in broken items to be fixed by volunteer repairers. More here . . . Can We Survive Climate Change?
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Transition Group Meetings
Core Group Meetings
Do contact us if you'd like to join in! 
Our meetings are also very sociable - get involved!
You can make a donation to our funds with PayPal. Simply click on the PayPal logo, login to your account, and make your no-fee payment to ktransitiongroup@hotmail.com using the 'Send Money to Family or Friends' option. (Note that if your PayPal account links to a credit card you may incur a fee) You will get confirmation from Paypal but please do email us on the above email address if you would like additional confirmation of receipt. If you've read this far you must be thinking of donating - so a big thank you!
What is Transition all about?
Transition Towns have started up projects in areas of food, transport, energy, education, housing, waste, arts etc. as small-scale local responses to the global challenges of climate change, economic hardship and shrinking supplies of cheap energy. Together, these small-scale responses make up something much bigger, and help show the way forward for governments, business and the rest of us.
Whether we like it or not, over the next decade or two, we'll be transitioning to a lower energy future - essential because of climate change and inevitable because of diminishing supplies of cheap fossil fuels. There are a variety of possible outcomes depending on whether we stick our heads in the sand or whether we start working for a future that we want. Transition Initiatives are actively and cooperatively creating happier, fairer and stronger communities, places that work for the people living in them and are far better suited to dealing with the shocks that'll accompany our economic and energy challenges and a climate in chaos. Join us and help achieve these objectives ! 
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This quick Footprint Calculator helps you to estimate the climate impact of your own life. It is divided into various categories: transport; energy; food; waste; house building; other goods and services; and public services. At the end you'll be able to see how well you are doing, and be pointed towards ways you can try and improve this.
It's quick and easy to fill in - you don't need access to precise information. It may not quite fit your lifestyle so be creative and make guesses - but do be honest with yourself! Click the image left to find your footprint. |
Mission Statement - to make Kidderminster a better-fed, better-exercised, better place to live!
Visitor map, active from 28 March 2015.
