Transition Town Wellington (Somerset)

Country: England: South West Hub: England & Wales

Members 20

Active last year 200

Started 2008

Paid roles No

Legal structure Other

Activity Very Active

We have a core team of organisers and officers of about 12. Our regular gardening sessions have between 6 and 12 people but bigger events (picnics, tree-planting etc) attract up to 60-70 folks.

TTW is a formal not-for-profit community group. With a constitution and policy/procedure documents available to download from our website. We are in the process of applying to become a Charity.

Live Projects

Community Growing Other food projects Nature Festivals, fairs or events Art / creativity Building local networks Share, Repair or reuse Transport

All our projects, and subgroups are available to view on our website. ttw.org.uk We have a regular monthly planning meeting on the first Weds of every month, with an AGM every year.

Transition Town Wellington (TTW) started in 2008, and now has regular events with several active subgroups: community gardening, wildlife, a bookworms group, water guardians, sustainable transport group, and an arts and crafts group as well as a regular bi-monthly repair cafe.

Our aim is to find positive, practical solutions to the serious environmental threats we are facing as well as building a healthy, resilient and supportive community, fostering a sense of deep connection with each other as well as the land.

Some of our proudest achievements have been in establishing a community forest garden on Fox’s Field, planting new woodland on Linden Meadow, and helping to manage a 65 acre new green corridor in Wellington, a small town on the Somerset/Devon border. We aim to be inclusive and welcoming to all sorts of volunteers, of whatever age, ability or background. For photos, videos and a host of information about us and our projects, visit www.ttw.org.

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