LETS
Local Exchange Trading System is an alternative form of currency using a website to trade LETS units for goods and services between members of the scheme. The wealth created cannot be siphoned off as with the national currency.
Working together to reduce oil-dependency and re-localise in Hackney
Jon Theo's Groups
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Hackney Harvest
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London Fields Local Group
11 members
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Heart and Soul
10 members
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Dalston local group
13 members
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Clapton and Homerton loc…
24 members
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Dalston local group
Group for those who live in Dalston to discuss issues specifically relating to their local area
Hackney Exchange Time Bank joined Jon Theo's group
Heart and Soul
The psychological side of transition and energy descent and supporting each other. How has knowledge of peak oil, climate change and our human damage to the planet affected you?
Hackney Exchange Time Bank joined Jon Theo's group
Outreach, Networking and Inclusion
This group works on promoting events, and establishing a strategy for reaching out to other sectors of the community not well represented so far among TTH members.
Hackney Exchange Time Bank joined Jon Theo's group
Sarah S. Stern commented on Jon Theo's group 'Outreach, Networking and Inclusion'
Hi Danielle, I'm interested to participate in your inclusion activities. At the moment I'm in Austria. Hope to be back in Hackney in January.
Sarah
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Outreach, Networking and Inclusion
This group works on promoting events, and establishing a strategy for reaching out to other sectors of the community not well represented so far among TTH members.
Sarah S. Stern joined Jon Theo's group
Ted Sawyer commented on Jon Theo's group 'Clapton and Homerton local group'
The Fridge and Washing Machine second-hand recycling shop on Well Street Market is to be closed. Landlords, The Church of England, have neglected to repair the roof for years and yet have imposed a 100% increase in rent. The tenant is unable to…
Clapton and Homerton local group
Group for people who live in Clapton and Homerton to discuss issues relating specifically to their local area.
Ted Sawyer joined Jon Theo's group
LETS
Local Exchange Trading System is an alternative form of currency using a website to trade LETS units for goods and services between members of the scheme. The wealth created cannot be siphoned off as with the national currency.
Laura Gardner joined Jon Theo's group
Jon Theo replied to Les Moore's discussion 'Catch-up meeting: 6pm Thursday April 21st 2011' in the group LETS
Hope some of new TT'ers are up for this. Also hope you are doing well Les. We are OK here in windy Devon. There's been much to do, we're still settling in really. I'm continually having more and more ideas about LETS, and have…
London Fields Local Group
Group for those who live in and around London Fields.
Sarah S. Stern joined Jon Theo's group
Les Moore commented on Jon Theo's group 'LETS'
Don't miss Michael Linton, leading world expert in community currencies, what the future looks like for the money we make ourselves. October 11th @ Arcola, see Events page for details.....
Heart and Soul
The psychological side of transition and energy descent and supporting each other. How has knowledge of peak oil, climate change and our human damage to the planet affected you?
Sarah S. Stern joined Jon Theo's group
LETS
Local Exchange Trading System is an alternative form of currency using a website to trade LETS units for goods and services between members of the scheme. The wealth created cannot be siphoned off as with the national currency.
Sarah S. Stern joined Jon Theo's group
Food
The food group focusses on how, and to what extent, we can re-localise food production and make ourselves more resilient against food supply issues in the future.
Sarah S. Stern joined Jon Theo's group
London Fields Local Group
Group for those who live in and around London Fields.
Gabriel joined Jon Theo's group
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Have your say in upcoming planning law changes
Your (only?) chance to influence planning policy.
Posted by: "Simon Fairlie" chapter7@tlio.org.uk
Sat Feb 12, 2011 5:48 am (PST)
The Government is consulting on a new national planning framework for
England until 28th February. All the planning policy statements such
as PPS7 on the Countryside, and PPS1a on Climate Change are likely to
be replaced by one document The Government are allegedly looking to
reduce several hundred pages of guidance into ten or… Continue
Posted by: "Simon Fairlie" chapter7@tlio.org.uk
Sat Feb 12, 2011 5:48 am (PST)
The Government is consulting on a new national planning framework for
England until 28th February. All the planning policy statements such
as PPS7 on the Countryside, and PPS1a on Climate Change are likely to
be replaced by one document The Government are allegedly looking to
reduce several hundred pages of guidance into ten or… Continue
Posted on February 17, 2011 at 12:34pm
Email to Gillian Nicks at Hackney council planning dept re proposal to build a hotel on the site of The Foundry bar
Dear Ms Nicks –
Once again I find myself having to write to express my concern about yet another worrying development in our beleaguered borough. The Foundry Bar is a contemporary classic and a much welcome haven from the rampant commercialism of downtown Shoreditch. The values and ethics that the management of the Foundry display are those that echo the ideas and attitudes of Hackney residents past and present, the very same which have made the borough such a popular destination for… Continue
Once again I find myself having to write to express my concern about yet another worrying development in our beleaguered borough. The Foundry Bar is a contemporary classic and a much welcome haven from the rampant commercialism of downtown Shoreditch. The values and ethics that the management of the Foundry display are those that echo the ideas and attitudes of Hackney residents past and present, the very same which have made the borough such a popular destination for… Continue
Posted on November 17, 2009 at 4:46pm
Great meeting on transport last night
So last night's "meeting" - they are really talk events now - was by Carl Pittam of Sustrans. Sustrans have been going for over 30 years and do projects such as re-designing residential streets to make them more friendly to people and less car-centric, slowing down or stopping traffic and adding planters and other greenery. There are 2 pilots in Hackney of the "DIY Streets" project which gets residents to meet and talk about problems on… Continue
Posted on September 17, 2009 at 6:11pm — 3 Comments
Site set up
Let's see how easy it is to use by inviting some people to test it...
Questions I have are: can we upload documents? Is anyone able to set up a group? If so how do we stop people going mad setting up hundreds of groups we haven't even agreed on yet?
We will see....
Questions I have are: can we upload documents? Is anyone able to set up a group? If so how do we stop people going mad setting up hundreds of groups we haven't even agreed on yet?
We will see....
Posted on August 29, 2009 at 8:20pm — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 8:52pm on April 22, 2010,
AJ McConville said… - Hey Theo. Do you do much work on energy efficiency in the homes. We're starting to do up ours but would be interesting to hear what you have already done. Is Jamie Beevor in your group too? I met him recently through Carbon Conversations. Take care!
- At 8:39pm on September 17, 2009,
Henry Muss said… - Jon
just tried uploading a video which said that it had loaded, wrote a description saved it and then it disappeared?
is this function working ok yet?
hope you well.
henry
- At 11:14am on September 4, 2009,
Alison Thorpe said… - Thanks for all the work setting up ning, Jon. Looks good to me. I find it more accessible than the email on TTHackney because easier to see it all. Cheers.
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