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Golden Valley Environment Group Blitz Cafe What is a 'Blitz Cafe'? It is a focal point in a community. It is run much like a Citizens Advice Bureau but with the emphasis being on environmental issues. Go to the Blitz Cafe Website to find out more. Brilley with Michaelchurch Lots of information about their community. Click here to have a read. Frasers of Turnastone Located in Vowchurch, check out their traditionally reared lamb, pork and beef direct from the farm. Click here to learn more. Hay-on-Wye Transition Towns To find out more about what is happening in Hay, email tthayonwye@gmail.com Hereford Hydro Group Herefordshire Hydro is a group of people living in Herefordshire and the Marches of Wales who are interested in generating some of their electricity from the power in the streams and rivers and through reviving old mill sites. To find out more about what is happening click on their website. KLEEN: Kington Local Energy & Environment Network a group of Kington residents who simply want to improve the environment where hey live. Click here to find out more Parish of Clifford Want to know what the parish of Clifford, Herefordshire is doing? Just click on their website which contains a wide range of information relating to the community, details of a brief history of the parish, upcoming events, a list of local B&Bs, church services, pictures,local clubs and societies. Centre for Sustainable Food Looking for local, organic produce? Primrose Earth Awareness Trust is an environmental education charity, working to raise awareness of sustainable food production and other sustainable living practices. Check it out here Primrose Earth Centre, situated at the foothills of the Black Mountains, near Hay-on-Wye, the Centre seeks to be a place of calm and beauty, learn more about the Centre. Thinking about planting your garden? If you are interested in swapping organic seed, follow this link to Seedy Sunday. For details on open-pollinated seeds and revival of sustainable organic agriculture Seeds of Kokopelli Sustainable Communities is not just another consultation exercise! On 23 October 2007, the Sustainable Communities Act became law. It is a remarkable piece of legislation. For the first time we have an Act of Parliament that discards the usual top-down decision making and also the nonsense that ‘consultation’ by the government is somehow empowering, when the opposite is the case as most people know. Follow this link to find out more about Sustainable Communities Act and how it gives you power over decisions which affect your life.
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