Four of us met for coffee on Wednesday 30th December at the library. Surprisingly, the cafe wasn't open, but we had a good talk anyway.



We had a good chat ......



Those present -

Dorothee Bechinger-English - studying PhD, and mother of .....

Sebastian English - student of Choreography etc at Dartington Hall

Medea Misch - retired eye surgeon

myself ....... now rather older than before



I gave a brief history of Transition Epsom, who we are so… Continue

hi sorry i missed meeting you all. impossible day etc and on 15th jan i am examining all day so again cannot make the meeting. am frustrated as wish to contribute and share ideas
all best
medea

We had a very pleasant meeting on Friday, meeting at 2.30, and the last of us staying till 5 !! The cafe at the library don't seem to mind us being there so long - there is plenty of room !!



There were 4 of us there, Chris Donoghue, Julia Goacher, Liz Pilley, and me - apologies received from Dave Shewan (work), Alison Marsland (ill) Sarah Clayton (meeting) and Medea Misch (busy), and also from Tracey Collins (teaching)



We decided to meet again on Friday 15th January,… Continue

Present:- George, Liz, Sarah, Emma, and Peter Ticher (and later Andy, the new landlord of the Symonds Well)



Wide-ranging conversations, and a big welcome to Emma.

Hello to Peter Ticher, who is standing at the next General Election as an Independent. Discussions about his proposed policies, and about the methods of the Transition Movement, especially the focus on Community Development. Although there are some areas where our interests and styles coincide, it seems likely that in… Continue

From our talks last night, these were the main points to emerge:



Fruit Press Project

• George to contact his friend to see if a trip to Somerset for a cheese press is going to actually happen.
• Otherwise, to work out the best press to buy and actual figures for its purchase, & talk to 'eccentric millionaire' to get actual undertaking for funding.
• George to check with Horton Country Park where the actual orchard is in relation to the…

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