community action to reduce energy use

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At 16:56 on June 26, 2012, Jackie S said…: Hi Sue.Thanks for your message. I'm currently recovering from illness, so can't set up a food coop - yet. For now my participation will have to be mostly via the website, but I look forward to getting more involved in the future. Jackie

At 15:56 on April 12, 2012, Jane Hopkinson said…: Yes, Sue, that would be good - whereabouts shall we meet?

At 11:19 on April 12, 2012, Jane Hopkinson said…: Hi Sue - thanks for the welcome. I would be interested in anything gardening/wildlife/foraging that may come along. Unfortunately, I work Tuesday to Thursday but am available in the evenings (now they are lighter) as I finish about 5. Also I'm available Fridays but not usually over the weekends or Mondays. Look forward to hearing from you. Jane

At 19:43 on February 26, 2012, Hannah Davis said…: Hi Sue, thank you for the welcome. Sorry I haven't replied sooner, I am fairly new to this. A forgaing outing would be brilliant, I am just a beginner but I am very keen to learn more and get out and about seeing what we can find. Are there many others interested? Hope to hear from you soon, sorry I missed the allotment meet earlier today, hope it went well.

At 16:49 on November 25, 2011, Susie Gray said…: Still trying to book a room Sue. But, it would potentially be Wednesday the 30th that I'd have time in Tunbridge Wells. Would you email me at susiej(dot)gray(at)yahoo(dot)com? Then I can get you my telephone number? thanks a bunch! susie

At 14:28 on November 25, 2011, Susie Gray said…: Thanks for the warm welcome Sue!

I am not in Tunbridge Wells at the moment. I am still piecing together what life will look like for me while i'm in England. In generally, i'll be in the Tunbridge Wells area intermittently. Depending on many factors.

I may be in town next Wednesday, November 29th and would enjoy meeting yourself or any Transitioners for tea? Otherwise, I do hope to be able to attend some other events while I am here!

best wishes-

susie

At 17:24 on November 17, 2011, Richard Groves said…: Thanks for the welcome Sue, I am mainly interested in getting this vital rail link reopened as it will bring so many benefits to Tunbridge Wells including a significant reduction in road traffic right across the area. There is a campaign which is working hard to achieve this which I belong to, see http://www.wealdenline.co.uk and http://www.bml2.co.uk Thanks, Richard

At 20:17 on October 10, 2011, Richard Newitt said…: Thank you, will definitely try and make the next one.

At 21:30 on July 3, 2011, jane macdonald said…: hi Sue

we use it for horses at livery and our own, we have a small herd of pedigree cows

and we take hay from it. 25 acres is ancient woodland which is amenity and coppicing.

so there are things to explore

jane

At 17:48 on March 6, 2011, Jill Ponsford said…: Thank you for the welcome Sue. I'm definitely up for the allotment meetings/work and look forward to meeting people. Also looking forward to sharing ideas - one of my bits of wisdom learnt last year was that courgette plants will take over the world given half a chance :o)

Jill

At 20:04 on January 27, 2011, Tim Dwyer said…: Hi. Yes you guessed right, I was planning on selling them! Im right in the heart of Tunbridge Wells and being added to the directory would be brilliant.

At 20:37 on January 25, 2011, Tim Dwyer said…: Hello Sue, and thankyou for the Welcome message.

I must admit my motivation for joining this group is the gauge interest amoungst gardeners for my locally coppiced Hazel rods for Bean poles and Pea sticks. I would like to supply any allotment holders who need bean poles or pea sticks, and would like to buy a more eco friendly product (than bamboo which has been shipped halfway around the world).

At 17:11 on January 9, 2011, Robert Graham said…: Thanks Sue - and for my first message! The bringadish looks quite wonderful;I have been mullling over such a celebration of people and places for ages - and here it is alive and well -a real co-incidence.

At 8:44 on December 14, 2010, Joelle Laws said…: Hi Sue,

I was thinking about films after the open CORE meeting the other night. I wondered whether you'd ever shown "No Impact Man"? It's about a guy (and his initially reluctantly co-opted family) who tries to live without impacting on the environment for a year. See here http://www.dogwoof.com/film/noimpactman/

Dogwoof are keen for people to be able to screen independently of big cinemas, so we may even be able to get a free copy for a public screening....

At 7:29 on September 28, 2010, jan thompson said…: Not yet, I either want to get some funding from somewhere to buy one for the community or make one myself and let others use it.

At 20:18 on September 2, 2010, Trevor Poile said…: Sorry Sue but I'm not taking on any more commitments at the moment. But thank you for asking.

At 12:42 on September 2, 2010, nigel wilkes said…: hi Sue thanks for your message. at this time I cannot make meetings or any contribution at all I am afraid. [owing to work and family - its just all very busy at the moment]. however, will keep in touch nigel

At 8:50 on September 2, 2010, Gillian Griffiths said…: Hello Sue, I should be a member of transition Whitstable, but will soon be fully resident in Tunbridge Wells, so don't get back to the seaside often enough anymore. Gillian

At 21:45 on September 1, 2010, Danuta Kean said…: Hi Sue
Sorry I haven't made it - with my husband Eric Perrier. We moved here 10 months ago and have a young daughter. We definitely want to get involved though and will try and get along soon
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