Community action/Gloucestershire

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Gloucestershire community action
Sustainability initiatives
- Sustainable Thornbury
- Transition Cam & Dursley
- Transition Stroud
- Transition Town Cheltenham
- Vision 21, promoting a sustainable future for Gloucestershire
GlosCAN, Gloucestershire Climate Action Network
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust - Stroud Valleys Project
Fair Shares, community time banks
Friends of the Wilderness Centre, Forest of Dean
Farmers Markets (in Stroud) information from Stroud District Council - Stroud Community Agriculture Ltd - Stroudco Food Hub
Stroud, a market town in Gloucestershire was one of the birthplaces of the Organic food movement and was home to Britain's first fully organic café, Woodruffs. The Biodynamic Agricultural Association is based in the town. [1]
Stroud has a strong community of independent shops and cafés, which provide the mainstay of the retail experience in the town. [2] GLOSS FM is local radio for Thornbury and District, offering free local infomertials on-air for local not-for profit community initiatives
Thornbury Give n Take on mythornbury.co.uk
Cotswold Canals Trust, (Wikipedia): registered charity that aims to protect and restore the Stroudwater Navigation and the Thames and Severn Canal.
Resources
Transition Stroud on Stroud Community TV
News and comment
2016
Have your say on how developments in Stroud should promote sustainable construction, Nov 10 [3]
Stroud Valleys Showcase will celebrate very best of the Five Valley’s green and sustainable projects, Sep 28 [4]
New Green council chairman Norman Kay partners with climate change awareness project Transition Stroud, May 24 [5]
An evening in Stroud: '10 years and beyond', May 9 [6]
Work starts on Dursley hospital allotments scheme, Apr 20 [7]
Events
2016
Oct 1 - 8 Stroud Valleys Showcase
2015
June 27 - 28 Edible Open Gardens
February 7 Stroud Potato Day
2014
September 20 - 21 Cheltenham Green Doors
September 20 Greener Gloucestershire Festival 2014
May 3 - 4 Stroud Eco Open Homes 2014
Campaigns
Frack off our Forest on facebook
External links



