Announcing a full Permaculture Design Course to be held in Westcliff on Sea this Spring.
The full 72 hour Permaculture Design Course is a vital stage in the development of understanding of permaculture ethics, principles, design processes and implementation techniques providing essential skills for the post-peak oil world.
Held over 5 weekends at a venue less than an hour from central London, we will be running this course in partnership with Southend in Transition, Milton Community Partnership and Growing Together
Dates: 7 – 8 May
21 – 22 May
4 – 5 June
18 – 19 June
2 – 3 July
Times: 10 am – 6 pm, with optional additional sessions and/or social events on the Saturday evenings
Accomodation: options for attendees from outside of the Southend area are available, more details to follow
Cost: £450 – £300 depending on income, some concessionary places available, please enquire to Milton Community Partnership (see below) £50 secures a place
Led by: Graham Burnett and guest tutors
For enquiries and bookings contact Milton Community Partnership or tel 01702 213264
Please note that booking of places for this course is NOT through Spiralseed, please contact the MCP directly, thanks
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I am hoping to move to your area in the summer and would like to be involved in the transition towns project. I helped with the setting up of Hackney transition; am a committed gardener to urban, community and allotment land use and of sustainability methodology. Hope you can keep me posted
Thanks Helen
Nice to hear from you Helen. Let me know when you are in Southend so we can meet up for a chat.
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