Showing posts with label local economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label local economy. Show all posts
13 February 2013

Incredible Edible

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In another quirky twist it turns out that the first identified source of horseflesh in the UK is in the Yorkshire town of Todmorden, which...
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18 September 2010

Transition Barter Habit Spreads up the Severn

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A guest post from Simon Topping of Transition Gloucester. Transition Gloucester recently held its first barter market, except we called it a...
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2 April 2010

Mediation

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I have been suffering a most unQuakerly frustration with the media recently. Taking a more constructive and co-operative approach, I have to...
15 March 2010

Guild of Green Economists

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The New Economics Foundation is advertising for a Chief Economist. This raises several questions for me. The job is directed at a number-cru...
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19 May 2009

Transitional Demand for a Town in Transition

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We have reached the exciting stage of 'no turning back' with our local currency here in Stroud. As we go into shops and pubs making ...
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14 May 2008

Timelessness is Bliss

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Having studied philosophy at university I tend to shy away from it now. However, it seems we need to have a little think about time. The wom...
6 September 2007

Trading on the Yin

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It says something about the relentless pressure of capitalism that I feel a need to apologise for having taken the whole month of August off...
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16 July 2007

The Beauty of Thrift

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I spent the weekend camping in rural Hertfordshire. I suppose it is difficult anywhere in the home countries to feel really in the countrysi...
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