Digitally mapping fertile spaces, teaching deep permaculture, all becoming co-stewards: Plymouth’s special social power at work, Daily Alternative (Mar 13, 2024) - “I am a window of opportunity”: Plymouth’s innovative social enterprise sector comes up with Vacancy Atlas, redefining the high street, Daily Alternative (Feb 08, 2024)
2023[edit | edit source]
- The climate crisis leaves students feeling helpless – what universities can do to empower them, theconversation.com (Jul 24, 2023)
- A CAN at work... Look at the convening of energy and initiative going on in the Plymouth Octopus Newsletter, The Daily Alternative (Jun 06, 2023)
- The Guardian view on Plymouth’s lost trees: an act of vandalism, Editorial, The Guardian (Mar 27, 2023) — The protesters are right. Felling more than 100 trees at night was disrespectful to both local people and nature
- ‘A disgrace’: more than 100 trees cut down in Plymouth despite local opposition, The Guardian (Mar 15, 2023)
- Plymouth residents fight to save trees, Wicked Leeks (Feb 08, 2023)
2021[edit | edit source]
- Plymouth Octopus is a cosmolocal CAN in action, combining local practicality and global perspective, The Dailty Alternative (Dec 01, 2021)
- "The State of Us" event revealed the mulitple forms of agency within municipalism, Daily Alternative (Nov 12, 2021)
- The Political Opportunity, Alternative Editorial (Jul 25, 2021)
Ocean rewilding: England's largest seagrass restoration project begins, Apr 21...[1]Coasts UK
Building on "a foundation of self-managing enterprise", Plymouth's empowered communities ask: What is "The State of Us"? Apr 6[2]
2019[edit | edit source]
A "fab city" aims to produce everything - energy, commodities, food - that it consumes. And Plymouth is one of them. Nov 25, 2019[3]
Plymouth becomes the UK's first Fab City, Jul 1[4]
2018[edit | edit source]
What kind of space can welcome a diverse community? Apr 28[5]
News sources[edit | edit source]
- Posts in PLYMOUTH LAB, from The Daily Alternative, thealternative.org.uk/dailyalternative
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