About Sustainable Bungay
Sustainable Bungay was formed at the end of a Climate Change conference organised by Emmanuel Church in 2007. Since then we've screened films, organised a local food conference, a Give and Take Day and a Carfree Day. More recently we've held an Energy Day at the library and prepared a community carbon audit.
If you'd like to get involved feel free to sign up for our google group or have a look at our calendar and come to an event.
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What’s happening on the google group?- Re: Energy Question Time at Halesworth library May 17, 2012 Nick
- Re: Tool Library May 17, 2012 ROGER WILFERT
- RE: What if… the sea keeps rising? Museum of East Anglian Life Wed 13th Jun May 17, 2012 Charlotte Du Cann and Mark Watson
- Re: Tool Library May 17, 2012 Jonathan Hill
- Re: What if… the sea keeps rising? Museum of East Anglian Life Wed 13th Jun May 17, 2012 Jonathan Hill
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Bungay Community Bees' favourite Links
- Bee Guardian foundation blog
- Beechwood Bees
- Bees for Development
- Beeswarm (London)
- British Beekeepers Association
- Friends of the Bees
- Natural Beekeeping Trust
- Norwich Community Bees
- Pesticide Action Network UK
- Plan Bee
- RHS 'plants for pollinators' list
- Suffolk Beekeepers
- The Bumblebee Conservation Trust
- Top Bar and Natural Beekeeping Forum
- Top Bar Hive blog
- Waveney Beekeepers Group
- WI: SOS for Bees
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Transition Suffolk and The Pattern Language
Posted on July 18, 2010 | No CommentsLast Monday 8 Suffolk Transition initatives and 1 Norfolk (Diss) came together to discuss how to share resources and skills and to feedback ideas from the recent Transition Conference in Devon. Charlotte Du Cann from Sustainable Bungay reports: I felt the meeting was significant. Many... -
Summer Newsletter
Posted on July 18, 2010 | No CommentsThe summer newsletter is here! Big thanks to Nick, Charlotte, Mark, Helen and Kris for making it happen in electronic and paper form. It’s in a new longer format – we just had too much news for two sides of A4 – and contains news... -
Standing Up To Speak – (Pattern 1.8)
Posted on July 2, 2010 | No CommentsMark Watson posted some reflections on Nick Watts’ Tale of Two Curves talk to the Transition Norwich community blog This Carbon Life. I thought they were worth repeating here. Mark writes: Last night I went with Charlotte to The Chaucer Club. We were giving fellow... -
About SB
Posted on January 28, 2010 | No CommentsSustainable Bungay was formed at the end of a Climate Change conference organised by Emmanuel Church in 2007. Since then we’ve screened films, organised a local food conference, A Give and Take Day in the Community Hall and a Carfree Day and we created a... -
My Damascene Moment
Posted on January 28, 2010 | No CommentsI’m Nick Watts and I’ve lived in Bungay since 1993, most of the time earning a living by running an out-of-print bookfinding service. My wife is a nurse and I’ve 2 daughters at the High School. As the internet began to really take it’s toll... -
My Entry Into Transition and a Medicine Jelly
Posted on January 26, 2010 | No CommentsHere is a copy of the post I wrote on the Transition Norwich blog after our Give and Grow Seedling Swap in Bungay, (which explains some of the obscure references!) I hope to correct the fonts at some point. (i) Two years ago I went... -
What a way to go…
Posted on January 10, 2010 | No CommentsHaving gone through almost paralysing fear after becoming acquainted with the concepts of peak oil and climate change, I have emerged as someone willing to do my best for our future, and I am thoroughly enjoying it. I still have fears about the world my...