16 Oct 2007
Last year **Transition Culture** was voted the 12th best green blog over at The Daily (Maybe), a fact of which we were hugely chuffed, referring often to being the “12th Best Green Blog”. This year we have [leapt up the Top Twenty](http://jimjay.blogspot.com/), to fourth! This year’s winner is [Alice in Blogland](http://alice-in-blogland.blogspot.com/), and it’s great to appear once again among such august company. The Daily Maybe is now holding its “People’s Choice Award 2007″, where [you can vote for your favourite site](http://jimjay.blogspot.com/), any votes for Transition Culture would be much appreciated! Thanks to Jim Jay for noting what’s happening here and for including us in the list.
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7 Sep 2007
On Thursday 6th September, a year to the day of its Official Unleashing, Transition Town Totnes celebrated its first birthday at the Royal Seven Stars Hotel in Totnes. The sell-out event was an opportunity to reflect upon the achievements of the previous year and to look ahead to where TTT might go next. Organised by the TTT Celebrations group who made the space absolutely beautiful and the event run smoothly, it was a great examples of John Croft’s exhortation that Transition initiatives should celebrate as often as possible.
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31 Aug 2007
Next Thursday is the first birthday party of Transition Town Totnes, and we are celebrating the occasion [by having a birthday party](http://transitionculture.org/2007/08/30/transition-town-totness-first-birthday-party/). As part of this, various people who have spoken for TTT over the last year have been sending in their birthday greetings to be read out on the evening (I’ll post those here after the event). We thought it might be nice to just throw it open to the wider world too, and we’ll put up all the birthday greetings you send in on the wall and read some of them out on the night. So, if you would like to send TTT a birthday greeting, please post it as a comment below. Has the work done here inspired, enthused or uplifted you? Have you been inspired to start your own Transition Initiative? Please do send in your birthday greetings to a community in Transition!
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30 Aug 2007
To celebrate the first year since the Unleashing of Transition Town Totnes and all that has been achieved since, TTT is holding its First Birthday Party on September 6th at the Seven Stars Hotel. It will be an evening of Music, Comedy and Conversation, featuring, among other things, local poet legend Matt Harvey, the draw of the Amazing TTT Raffle, eco-celebrity birthday greetings (including a wonderful one from Alastair McIntosh), Bert Miller and the Animal Folk, competitions and films (a veritable multi-media pot pourri). The evening will conclude with Breton dance band Poisson Rouge and the opportunity to shake a leg or two.
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26 Jun 2007
This whole Transition thing is really quite extraordinary. I spent a morning last week at a TTT Project Support group meeting, getting a sense of all that is happening in the various projects, it is quite amazing. Then I got back to see an email from Ben Brangwyn, who co-ordinates the Network, with [a list of all the communities who have been in touch](http://transitiontowns.org/TransitionNetwork/Mulling) and who are ‘mulling over’ becoming a Transition Initiative, eyewatering. It was over 90 towns, in addition to the 17 who are now already officially Transition Initiatives. And this from there only being two (Totnes and Kinsale) last September. The momentum is growing and feels really quite unstoppable.
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Last year **Transition Culture** was voted the 12th best green blog over at The Daily (Maybe), a fact of which we were hugely chuffed, referring often to being the “12th Best Green Blog”. This year we have [leapt up the Top Twenty](http://jimjay.blogspot.com/), to fourth! This year’s winner is [Alice in Blogland](http://alice-in-blogland.blogspot.com/), and it’s great to appear once again among such august company. The Daily Maybe is now holding its “People’s Choice Award 2007″, where [you can vote for your favourite site](http://jimjay.blogspot.com/), any votes for Transition Culture would be much appreciated! Thanks to Jim Jay for noting what’s happening here and for including us in the list.
