when: Tuesday 23rd September 2025 from 7:30pm to 9:00pm
where: Trefonnen School, Tremont Road, Llandrindod Wells.
The Hay Community Resilience Initiative plans to support the people of Hay-on-Wye to reduce their carbon footprint as well as increase their resilience and mental wellbeing in the face of an unstable future. Our model utilises the new public library service in Powys to run Community Assemblies that bring people together to participate in deliberative democracy*.
By coming together, discussing issues and making collective decisions the Hay Community Resilience Initiative supports the people of Hay-on-Wye and surrounding villages to take agency over their future and builds a sense of hope, purpose and belonging through community cohesion. Our approach empowers local people to work together to reduce our personal and collective carbon footprint upon the planet. We will navigate a just transition from a fossil fuel dependent economy to a fossil-fuel-free circular economy. The model is a carefully considered joined-up approach based on three pillars: Food, Wellbeing and Energy
Project coordination is down to Heulyn Greenslade, a sharp-minded and highly motivated individual who has been committed to researching and implementing sustainable solutions to social issues for over a decade through her work and her volunteering activities. She has been part of establishing Coed Talylan Land Trust, a 70-acre woodland project that uses One Planet Development and Rural Enterprise Dwelling planning policies to offer affordable opportunities for people to both live and establish land-based businesses in rural Wales. Heulyn's 15-year career in the hospitality industry, coupled with a degree in criminology where she specialised in social norms and deviance, brings a fresh perspective to the sustainability sector. Her experience in agricultural business development and her network of contacts in the sustainable food movement are invaluable to achieving the Food Pillar’s objectives.
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Building healthy soil by Steven Jones
Explore permaculture tequniques.
Learn how to work with nature.
The Forest Garden and Pomarium are always looking for volunteers and meet on Thursday mornings from 10am.
date: 24th June 2025
time: 6:00pm for 6:30pm until 8:30pm
where: meet at Challybeate tearoom, Rock Park then on to the Forest garden
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when: Tuesday 25th March from 7:30 to 9:00 (doors open at 7:00)
where: Trefonen School, Tremont Road, Llandrindod Wells
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How could Wales reach net zero carbon by 2035?
presented by Dr Jennifer Rudd (senior lecturer at Swansea University)
where: via Zoom
when: 25th February 2025 from 7:30pm until 9:00pm (log in at least 10 mins before the start to allow the host to accept your request to join).
Zoom link:
TLT is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: TLT Social Meeting
Time: Feb 25, 2025 18:30 London
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Meeting ID: 890 0066 8083
Passcode: 954602
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