Finding Peace on Pilgrimage
Back in September I walked part of a route from Malvern to Telford as part of a Peace Pilgrimage protesting the SDSC-UK arms fair. The fair was moving from Malvern … Continue reading Finding Peace on Pilgrimage
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‘Joe Lycett’ Hell Bus arrives in Kings and Balsall Heath early for Halloween last year
A Hellish Coach filled with Horrors rode into town 3 weeks early for Halloween last year, fairly late at night. Citizens of Kings Heath, Birmingham, awoke to find the Visionary … Continue reading ‘Joe Lycett’ Hell Bus arrives in Kings and Balsall Heath early for Halloween last year
Total Disbelief
Indigenous Peoples In learning to be joyful in enough, it is commonly recognised that we have much to learn from indigenous peoples, the ancient communities across the globe who have … Continue reading Total Disbelief
Triodos, the postgrowth bank
By Jeremy Williams Banking isn’t a sector generally associated with postgrowth thinking, but then Triodos isn’t a typical bank. This summer they became the first bank to declare its support … Continue reading Triodos, the postgrowth bank
Transforming City Economies – from ABC festival in July
Stir to Action is an economic development co-operative using the power of democratic ownership to transform economic inequality, the climate emergency, and wider society. Check out this great video on Transforming City Economies, from … Continue reading Transforming City Economies – from ABC festival in July
Downsizing in London 2024
By Tony Emerson The story below is provided for those who may be in a similar situation to Tony and his wife and need confidence to take the ‘downsizing plunge.’ … Continue reading Downsizing in London 2024
Should we welcome the return of CCS?
By Jeremy Williams “We have found that carbon capture and storage in the North Sea can reduce emissions from gas and coal power stations by up to 90%,” said the … Continue reading Should we welcome the return of CCS?
BIG versus small – Plans to renew the ship
By Mark Dick Jubilee Co-operative Farm, above the River Glynn, is only 25 miles from Lough Neagh – the ‘gap’ in the middle of Northern Island and the largest fresh … Continue reading BIG versus small – Plans to renew the ship
Joy in Enough 