Our next event will be on-line on Sunday 6th December 7.00pm – 9.00pm, when we will be hearing from a number of community and professional pioneers grappling with the problems of food security and sustainability.

We are delighted to have Prof Martin Caraher, Emeritus Professor of Food & Health Policy at City University, London, with us to give a keynote presentation on the theme “how can we address the health and environmental impacts of our industrialised food system and the serious levels of hunger within our community?”

This will be followed by presentations from champions of community projects, including :

• Nikki Tadema from City Harvest, West Acton
• Karen Jenkins from Hanwell Community Fridge
• Fiona Bell & Sam Rudd of CropDrop, Bath and North Somerset
• Elly from Bubble & Squeak Oak School East Acton

with an opportunity for discussion afterwards. We hope you will find this an inspiring opportunity to consider how we can take local action in Ealing and work together to make a difference.

To ‘attend’ this Zoom event, contact steering@ealingtransition.org.uk to book a place. To ensure entry to the event, please make sure you have the name you used to book as the name on your Zoom screen.

Ealing Transition are thrilled to be taking part in the Transition Town Initiative’s “What is. What If. What Next?” series of talks and presentations considering how to bounce forward (not back) after a tumultuous 2020, to a sustainable zero carbon future.

Join us on Wednesday 9^th September 2020 at 7pm to hear about the work we have been doing with Ealing Council (as well as the work Ealing Council has been doing) in response to the climate and ecological emergency.

More information is available on the Transition Network website here. Talks are taking place in the evenings of 7th to 10th September, with more planned for October and November.

To attend the Ealing Transition event please register at Eventbrite here. The event is free, and lasts approximately 90 minutes.

London National Park City 100 Voices marks the first anniversary of London becoming the World’s first National Park City, and showcases 100 people doing things to make London greener, healthier or wilder.

Ealing Transition has contributed two videos to the series, highlighting some of our recent success stories. As part of 100 Voices, you can listen to Andy Rolfe of Ealing Transition’s Energy Team discussing our schools’ solar energy project and Trevor Sharman discussing the rewilded Lammas Enclosure Community Garden.