Community Alive Falmouth- Collaborative website for Community Projects and groups in and around Falmouth. Launched at Community Alive Falmouth event, 22 May 2010 on Falmouth Moor
Community Energy Plus- CEP is a registered charity and 'profit recycling' company dedicated to reducing the carbon dioxide emissions that contribute to climate change (global warming)
Community Power Cornwall- Community owned renewable energy generation through public share issue
Cornwall Community Climate Forum- Cornwall Community Climate Forum was formally established in 2006. The three main aims of the Forum are to provide peer support, to develop and coordinate joint networking, to provide an interface between community and strategic policy.
Fal Cycling Campaign- The Fal Cycling Campaign is a new organisation to provide a voice for people who cycle and those who would like to cycle in Falmouth, Penryn and the surrounding communities.
Fal Energy Partnership- Partnership for an integrated energy plan for Falmouth and Penryn Community Network area.
Falmouth LETS- Falmouth's Local Exchange Trading Scheme
Local Works- Campaign for the Sustainable Communities Bill
Transition Cornwall Network- TCN - Transition Cornwall Network - Supporting positive, resilient, and inclusive low carbon communities in Cornwall
Transition Truro- Adapting to the challenges of Climate Change and Peak Oil. We are holding regular meetings to enable local people to find out more about these issues and contribute knowledge and ideas - engaging the community in creatively developing sustainable solution
All forum posts from the old Transition Falmouth website have been transfered as comments to this new website. Posts from the Partnerships forum are here.
Footsteps to Copenhagen Falmouth and Penryn Coastal Walk
See here for final programme timings for the walk on the 26th October. Please join us in wearing colourful clothing and with musical instruments, walking, cycling, etc.
Invitation from FGC (Falmouth Green Centre): Partnership with Transition Falmouth.
As part of Climate Friendly Fortnight and Clean Cornwall Week, please come and join in the ‘Tree
Nursery Clear Up’ at Penjerrick (between Budock and Mawnan Smith) on Sat September 27th,
anytime between 10:00 to 4:00.
The Fruit and Nut Tree project (for edible landscapes) is growing!
This project currently a partnership between Falmouth Green Centre and Transition Falmouth (other groups engaging) is already active on sites at Falmouth School and Penjerrick. It is now working on funding applications to support the project.
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All forum posts from the old Transition Falmouth website have been transfered as comments to this new website. Posts from the Partnerships forum are here.
Footsteps to Copenhagen Falmouth and Penryn Coastal Walk
See here for final programme timings for the walk on the 26th October. Please join us in wearing colourful clothing and with musical instruments, walking, cycling, etc.
RE: Footsteps to Copenhagen across Cornwall
For details of Footsteps to Copenhagen march timings across Cornwall from 24th – 31st Oct see here
Falmouth Green Centre invite for Sept 27th 2008
Invitation from FGC (Falmouth Green Centre): Partnership with Transition Falmouth.
As part of Climate Friendly Fortnight and Clean Cornwall Week, please come and join in the ‘Tree
Nursery Clear Up’ at Penjerrick (between Budock and Mawnan Smith) on Sat September 27th,
anytime between 10:00 to 4:00.
Lorely
Fruit and Nut Project
The Fruit and Nut Tree project (for edible landscapes) is growing!
This project currently a partnership between Falmouth Green Centre and Transition Falmouth (other groups engaging) is already active on sites at Falmouth School and Penjerrick. It is now working on funding applications to support the project.
Lorely.
About this Group
Discussion of Transition Falmouth’s links with other organisations and local government