Transition Liverpool

Coming together to reimagine and rebuild our world.

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Mersey GNM

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Climate Café 

Transition Towns is a global network whose aim is to help society to move away from the consumption of fossil fuels

We raise awareness of the positive impacts of a low carbon lifestyle, advocating for social and economic justice. We build links with other groups across the city in order to collaborate more effectively on key focus areas such as plans for local development and the protection of biodiversity and green space.

We provide advice and support for individuals who want to get involved in environmental/community work. We are currently running a number of projects across the city — we’ve created a solidarity economy map of Liverpool City Region Mersey GNM, sPark It and Climate Cafe’s. There is always more work than there are people so if you want to DO something, come and speak to us – transitionliverpool@gmail.com

With action, comes hope.

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Annual Transition Gathering: Retrofittng Liverpool 2024

Annual Transition Gathering: Retrofittng Liverpool 2024

Please consider coming to this one day gathering. Please register here for catering purposes Transition Gathering 5th October. or use the QR code above. If you are bringing children, please email transitionliverpool@gmail.com with the number and age of your...

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SEPTEMBER TRANSITION CAFÉ – Make do and Mend

SEPTEMBER TRANSITION CAFÉ – Make do and Mend

Our September Transition Café is on Tuesday 17th September at the Quaker Meeting House, 22 School Lane Liverpool L1 3BT. We start at 6:45 pm with bring and share food and the repair workshop will begin around 7:15 pm. Bring your clothes that need repair. There will be...

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Working Groups

Mersey GNM: Mapping Project

We are developing a map of green enterprises within Mersey Region.

sPark It Liverpool

Taking over the streets of our city in a celebration of imagination

Paul Fawkesley captures his retrofitting milestones

Paul Fawkesley captures his retrofitting milestones

This is Paul's timeline for the work he has done on his Liverpool house as he has worked towards a whole house retrofit. It is useful because it spells out what was done beginning with an assessment from People Powered Retrofit., the sequence of the steps that were...

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Annual Transition Gathering: Retrofittng Liverpool 2024

Annual Transition Gathering: Retrofittng Liverpool 2024

Please consider coming to this one day gathering. Please register here for catering purposes Transition Gathering 5th October. or use the QR code above. If you are bringing children, please email transitionliverpool@gmail.com with the number and age of your...

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Growing Sudley and Right to Grow

Growing Sudley and Right to Grow

Transition Liverpool speak to Growing Sudley and Right to Grow. Growing Sudley is a therapeutic gardening project, while Right to Grow is a project, run by Incredible Edible that is getting the council to log green spaces in the city.

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Old Swan Seed Library

Old Swan Seed Library

Transition Liverpool speaks to Old Swan Seed Library about the project that harvests heritage seeds and provides them to the local community. We discuss why the project is important for Liverpool and the wider community.

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Transition Cafe November 21st 2023

Transition Cafe November 21st 2023

It was lovely to see old friends and new people at our first Transition Café since the pandemic. Thank you to Zarah Ross, from Faiths4Change for the lovely scouse stew. Zarah will be joining us to support our work each month. St Peter’s Church quiet garden Talk by Pam...

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Bees do have a smell, you know, and if they don’t they should, for their feet are dusted with spices from a million flowers.

– Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury

If you need something to worship, then worship life — all life, every last crawling bit of it! We’re all in this beauty together!

– Dune Messiah by Frank Herbert

The earth will not continue to offer its harvest, except with faithful stewardship. We cannot say we love the land and then take steps to destroy it for use by future generations.

Pope John Paul II

Nature teaches beasts to know their friends.

– Coriolanus by William Shakespeare

Like music and art, love of nature is a common language that can transcend political or social boundaries.

Jimmy Carter

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