Transition Loughborough

Transition Loughborough Transition Loughborough are part of a global, community driven movement promoting sustainable and eco-aware living.

We are based in the market town of Loughborough, in the east midlands of England. More here: https://transitionnetwork.org/about/ Transition Loughborough aims to help make the town more sustainable and resilient in the face of climate change and rising fuel costs. We're an open organisation made up of volunteers who run a number of projects themed around Energy, Food & Gardens, Transport, Communit

y Hearts & Minds and Skill Sharing. We’re part of a global movement and whilst the Transition movement shares common basic goals, the actual priorities and means to achieve them are driven purely by the desires of the local population. Join in with our events such as Potato Day, seed swaps, repair cafes or apple pressing. We have a community allotment where folk meet and work on Wednesday evenings. Or come to the pay-as-you-can ‘Utilise Cafe’ at Fearon Hall, a social enterprise partnership diverting edible food that would otherwise head from the supermarkets to landfill, into delicious meals. So if you live in Loughborough and want a say in how the town can respond to the challenges facing all of us we’d love to meet you - please get involved!

16/08/2026

https://carbonliteracy.com/what-is-carbon-literacy/
We have started the ball rolling to apply for funding to run more of the climate literacy workshops we first ran a few years ago. This would mean places would be heavily subsidised and free for those on low wage. Would be good to gauge demand so please do comment if it would be something you'd be interested in.
(click for further general info. - clicking the top linked address does work, unlike the unhelpful link message below!)

Improve the air quality and our fitness: Get our bikes in good order with the help of this great free service!
09/08/2026

Improve the air quality and our fitness: Get our bikes in good order with the help of this great free service!

Open on Saturday morning in their new home. Wishing you the very best from all at TL.
29/07/2026

Open on Saturday morning in their new home.
Wishing you the very best from all at TL.

People are starting to notice us on Baxter gate!

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-02071-8'You’re not imagining it: extreme wildfires are now more common'Nature...
24/07/2026

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-02071-8
'You’re not imagining it: extreme wildfires are now more common'
Nature, 2024.
Spreading like...?

For the first time, data show that cataclysmic infernos are increasing in frequency and intensity globally.

Thank you to everyone who worked, volunteered or attended our repair cafe today at Fearon Hall. Another steady one rathe...
18/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who worked, volunteered or attended our repair cafe today at Fearon Hall.
Another steady one rather than really busy but that did enable those who brought things down to repair to really get up close and understand how their items were being helped to be usable again, as the attached photos attest!
Repair hit rate was good apart from an elderly clock and music box, which will need more specialist tlc.
Next one is Saturday October 31st, spookily. 🫣 👻
🧑🏼‍🔧♻️☕🍰

It's Repair Cafe Day! 🔧🧑🏼‍🔧♻️🍰☕We start at half 9 - see poster for details.
18/07/2026

It's Repair Cafe Day! 🔧🧑🏼‍🔧♻️🍰☕

We start at half 9 - see poster for details.

Yes, it's your midweek reminder of our next Repair Cafe this Saturday between half 9 and midday or so at Fearon Hall. We...
15/07/2026

Yes, it's your midweek reminder of our next Repair Cafe this Saturday between half 9 and midday or so at Fearon Hall.

We’ll have people who can:
🪡mend holes in clothes and similar🧦
⚙️tinker with sewing machines🛰️
🪛twiddle with household electricals (limited availability so we suggest get there earlier)📟
🔧check over your bike🚲
🪏get your older laptop/'puter running smarter💻
💎sharpen your secateurs/kitchen knives etc.✂️

As usual the process is simple: you bring a broken item or item that needs a sharpen, check it in at our reception/triage desk and then you’ll be assigned to a volunteer repairer who will assess the item, determine if it can be fixed and then hopefully either repair it or give advice (if parts are needed, etc).

Repairs are free and made on a voluntary best effort basis. We gratefully accept donations to help cover the cost of running the event however. There is also a cafe in Fearon Hall where you can get a cuppa and sit down to chat if you have to wait for a repairer to become available. ♻️🧑🏼‍🔧🍰☕

After the Repair Cafe at Fearon Hall, a party at the Methodist Church - all welcome to see the Incredible Edible veg too...
13/07/2026

After the Repair Cafe at Fearon Hall, a party at the Methodist Church - all welcome to see the Incredible Edible veg too!

Repair Cafe on Saturday 18th JulyHad something break in the last couple of months? Want to see if it can be repaired bef...
10/07/2026

Repair Cafe on Saturday 18th July

Had something break in the last couple of months? Want to see if it can be repaired before you replace it? Then we’ve got the event for you at Fearon Hall between 9.30am and midday.

Yes, it’s our next Repair Cafe! We’ll have people who can mend holes in clothes, tinker with sewing machines, twiddle with electricals, check over your bike, sort out your laptop and sharpen your secateurs! As usual the process is simple: you bring a broken item or item that needs a sharpen, check it in at our reception/triage desk and then you’ll be assigned to a volunteer repairer who will assess the item, determine if it can be fixed and then hopefully either repair it or give advice (if parts are needed, etc).

Repairs are free and made on a voluntary best effort basis. We gratefully accept donations to help cover the cost of running the event however. There is also a cafe in Fearon Hall where you can get a cuppa and sit down to chat if you have to wait for a repairer to become available. ♻️🧑🏼‍🔧🍰☕

The Bloom assessor came today just before midday and seemed to like what she saw. Our allotment is looking colourful, de...
09/07/2026

The Bloom assessor came today just before midday and seemed to like what she saw.
Our allotment is looking colourful, despite the heat. This year we are lucky to have the water pump, and with Ken filling up our many butts, we can water daily.
But everyone needs rain! To think that there was flooding along our path only 4 months ago, it just shows that the climate is causing serious problems for growers.

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