Strong communities need shared assets and ideas to bring them together. This was the idea behind the Cae Bodfach community orchard. The land has been generously donated by Bodfach hall to be managed by Llanfyllin council for the wider benefit of the communty. We first submited design ideas to the council in 2010/ 11 and…
Read MoreFacing up to the challenges of our changing climate goes much deeper than erecting a few wind turbines and switching to a Honda Prius, it challenges the very heart of our economic model. The transition before us will require active involvement from everybody. Some people believe our environmental woes are due to the sheer weight…
Read MoreSome photos from a practical day of tree planting in Llanfyllin, with students studying the GCSE Land Based Studies course at Llanfyllin High School. Also a big thanks to Aine Larmour-Jones who was the photographer for the day.
Read MoreHere is another short extract from our Public Opinion Survey, which we carried out just before Christmas 2016:
Read MoreJust before Christmas we (Llanfyllin Transition Project) went out onto the High Street in Llanfyllin in a wonderful Gypsy Caravan to interview local people about their views on Climate Change, their knowledge of the Paris Climate Agreement and to ask what they would do differently to help achieve a sustainable future. Here is the first…
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