These workshops will explore some of the key challenges facing society today in the context of creative ideas for our future.

How can we make ends meet with rising energy bills?

Is locally produced food better for us?

How could local transport be improved?

What is co-housing – who could benefit?

Why will water get more expensive?

Can we feel more secure in times of change?

How can buying locally help?

These are just some of the questions we will be discussing at this thought provoking workshop

Who should attend? Everyone with an interest in society and community: resident’s groups, interest groups, Housing trusts, lifestyle groups, elderly people, young people, parents, carers, citizens.

Come along for some informal conversations about the future of our community.  Find out about the Totnes & District Energy Descent Action Plan 2030 being put together and have YOUR SAY.  These workshops will be enjoyable and creative.  All participants will have the opportunity to find out more about these important issues, assess their own energy usage and get some tips on reducing energy. 
                   
All Welcome - entry free.

The workshops will be informal and enjoyable and all are welcome to come along and get involved in this ground-breaking work.

Other workshops in this series:                                           
Other workshops in this series:    Sat. 8th Nov.Education, Awareness, Arts & Culture; Society & Values, Health & Wellbeing: Sat. 15th Nov.Transport & Local Governance: Economics & Livelihoods & Waste; Weds 26th Nov. Youth issues . Sat. 29th Nov. Energy, Building & Construction; Food & Farming, Biodiversity & Wate.  Click here for listings with workshop snapshots