Transition Town Guildford

Transition Town Guildford Cultivating a strongly connected community and a healthy environment in Guildford and surrounds.

Transition Initiatives are an emerging and evolving approach to community-level sustainability, which began in England in 2005 and has rapidly spread around the world since then. Transition Initiatives are based on four key assumptions:
1) That life with drastically lower energy consumption is inevitable, and that it’s better to plan for it than to be taken by surprise.

2) That our settlements an

d communities presently lack the resilience to enable them to weather the severe energy shocks that will accompany peak oil.

3) That we have to act collectively, and we have to act now.

4) That by unleashing the collective genius of those around us to creatively and proactively design our energy descent, we can build ways of living that are more connected, more enriching and that recognise the biological limits of our planet.

The Really Really Free Market >> This Sunday! 🥳 -
11/08/2026

The Really Really Free Market >> This Sunday! 🥳 -

The Really Really Free Market is like a big garage sale except everything is free!Bring any items you no longer need. Take what you need/want.

The Really Really Free Market + A Really Really Significant Tree to Save! -
02/08/2026

The Really Really Free Market + A Really Really Significant Tree to Save! -

One of the oldest remaining trees in Guildford (the Auction Tree) is at risk of being chopped down. This tree is in good health and has special environmental, cultural and historical significance.

People will probably know this significant tree near the Guildford Primary School. An application has been made to the C...
31/07/2026

People will probably know this significant tree near the Guildford Primary School. An application has been made to the City of Swan to remove it, despite being hundreds of years old. We strongly encourage everyone to make a submission: https://swanengage.swan.wa.gov.au/da-12982025-single-house-and-removal-auction-tree

There is an application with the City of Swan to remove the historic Old Auction Tree, a majestic flooded gum (Eucalyptus rudis) located at the corner of Helena and Stephen Streets, on the south-west boundary of 112B (Lot 15) Helena Street.

Standing approximately 22 metres tall with a girth of 6.77 metres, this tree is a significant landmark in our community.

The tree is believed to have been a Noongar gathering tree. Guildford is considered an important place for Noongar people containing many spiritual and camp sites. The Helena River was a moort bidi, being a main run for Noongar people going to and from Guildford where coroborrees were performed.

The tree is also believed to have been associated with the operations of the Guildford Sale Yards in the late 19th century, where well-known stock agent and auctioneer James Morrison conducted livestock auctions under its canopy, leading to its nickname, the “Old Auction Tree.”

Flooded gums provide essential habitats for many bird species including black cockatoos.

The deadline for comment is August 12.

https://swanengage.swan.wa.gov.au/da-12982025-single-house-and-removal-auction-tree

We're running another Really Really Free Market! See you there 😀
19/07/2026

We're running another Really Really Free Market! See you there 😀

Come join the us, the Drummers for Climate Action and other locals as we make some noise against the dirty data centre!
17/04/2026

Come join the us, the Drummers for Climate Action and other locals as we make some noise against the dirty data centre!

The Really Really Free Market (19 April - Only 2 Weeks to Go!) -
05/04/2026

The Really Really Free Market (19 April - Only 2 Weeks to Go!) -

Set a timer for 10 minutes. Now, grab a box or bag and wander around the house. See if you can fill it with things to give away at the Really Really Free Market.

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