TRANSITION MAYFIELD "Our goal is a sustainable future achieved through community led projects which will enhance the social, environmental and economic well-being of our village."

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Email contact list: We are currently compiling an email list for those who want to be kept up to date with what Transition Mayfield is doing. If you would like your name to be added just let us know info@transitionmayfield.org.uk.

Organic vegetables: Herons Folly Garden is planning to introduce an organic vegetables bag scheme towards the end of August. Those who are part of it will receive an email from Patrick Treherne on Monday mornings letting them know what is available that week. Orders are to be placed by email by Wednesday and will be available for collection from the garden on Thursday or Friday. If you would like to be part of the scheme call 01435 873608 or email ktreherne@btinternet.com.

Transition Mayfield Energy Strategy: Wildlife Splash has been successful in obtaining a grant of around £4,000 to work with the University of Brighton to survey the energy consumption of Mayfield & Five Ashes and to make an assessment of the potential of the community for generating its own energy in the future. >More ...

Mayfield Unplugged: We are currently seeking bands who would like to take part in the Mayfield Unplugged Concert; a celebration of acoustic music to be held in association with Music on the Meadow, in St. Dunstan's Church on 16 October 2010. Contact Ray Reeves on 01435 873906 or mayfieldunplugged@tiscali.co.uk.

Date of next meeting: Monday 6 September 2010, 6.45 pm, Rose & Crown




Last updated: 26 August 2010