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Hugh Barnard uploaded the file Initial Experiments with Heltec V2 and V3 Meshtastic in the group Newham Tech Club 2 hours ago
Here's the stuff I discovered when starting out with these boards
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Hugh Barnard created a page Transition Town Definition and Objectives 10 days ago
Transition = Resillience, Relocalisation, Regeneration ‍ There are three main strands to our work; increasing local resilience, reducing energy use and building a regenerative local economy through relocalisation, and the promotion of regenerative...
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By Hugh Barnard10 days agoComment by owner
This is from Totnes, around for 20 odd years. So the potential conflict is people in the steering group also having transition compatible projects. I think this is true of most us. The main danger is favouritism (hence we probably need declaration...
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Core joined the group Steering Group Discussion 3 Jul 2026
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Hugh Barnard created the group Steering Group Discussion 3 Jul 2026
Steering Group Discussion from Riseup
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Hugh Barnard published a blog post WhatsApp messages kill kittens. 2 Jul 2026
This is why I say that each WhatsApp message kills a kitten. Maybe not a whole kitten but some of the fur falls out. So, if you use it, use it less and use Signal more.
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Core published a blog post Brunel Community Planters in the group Right to Grow Newham 29 Jun 2026
Get your hands dirty and grow your own fruit, veg, herbs, and flowers! From derelict eyesore to thriving community garden! After our first Right to Grow assembly on June 14th, we decided it was time for a change! And we gave these neglected planters...
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Hugh Barnard joined the group Right to Grow Newham 25 May 2026
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Hugh Barnard bookmarked Assets of Community Value Newham 25 May 2026
These are the current lists up to 2025 from: https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/freedom_of_information_request_i_551
https://www.newham.gov.uk/council/community-right-bid/2
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Core created the group Newham Food Growers Network - NFGN 24 May 2026
Working on the fresh air, in a green space, together with neighbours-become-friends, to grow fresh, healthy food - if this sounds like your way of living, then continue reading: The Newham Food Growers Network is a community initiative that supports...
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Core created the group Right to Grow Newham 24 May 2026
Right to Grow in Newham Newham is a community initiative, that focuses on utilising unused public land for community food growing initiatives, allowing residents to cultivate food and support local biodiversity. We focus on identifying and...
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Core joined the group Newham Sharing initiative 24 May 2026
Core has a new avatar 24 May 2026
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Selene joined the group Newham Tech Club 24 May 2026
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Selene published a blog post We are four!!! in the group Newham Sharing initiative 24 May 2026
Who would have thought that we would go on for that long?
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Selene created the group Newham Sharing initiative 22 May 2026
For four years we support 500-600 families and individuals in need on each of For four years we support families and individuals in need on our quarterly All4Free events with clothing and other items such as baby and children's items, shoes, toys,...
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Hugh Barnard posted to the wire 17 May 2026
Transition Town Hub Newham should now be workable on mobile. It'll detect and flip to mobile on access. Not perfect, the site is complex.
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Hugh Barnard bookmarked 100 Rabbits in the group Newham Tech Club 14 May 2026
This is the eco-tech group that Ali mentioned, thanks!
https://100r.co/site/home.html
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Hugh Barnard published a blog post Assets of Community Value: The Summary 14 May 2026
This is an AI summary, so there may be misteaks (as the old joke goes). However we need 21 voters from the ‘area’, which I presume to be Newham rather than Maryland etc. An Asset of Community Value (ACV) status in the UK gives communities a "Right...
Susan Stevens has a new avatar 13 May 2026
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Lia published a blog post Roots of Resilience 11 May 2026
I often look at events in this borough and think "we’ve been here before"...

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