Lifestyle Movement

We would like to thank both Sue Meredith Velado and John Gamlin, former Chairperson and Treasurer, for the dedicated work they did for the Lifestyle Movement the past few years.  Both received a dedication of 3 trees from the Woodland Trust.  Again we say thank you!

We now welcome our new chairperson, Tony Hodgson, and Treasurer, Graham Davey.  Many members will already know Graham, as he has been actively involved in the Lifestyle Movement for quite some time; and we appreciate his continued support as Treasurer.  Tony kindly volunteered his services as Chairperson, after reading in Living Green, that we were in need of one.  Tony, a retired vicar, has been involved in a number of activities:  university studies in English Literature and Theology, 2 years in the Navy, area Secretary for Christian Aid, Warden of diocesan youth training, author of several books, Chairman of a Transition Town, in addition to being vicar at several parishes.  Tony also married and raised 2 daughters.

We thank Graham and Tony for their helpful spirits! 

Also, Jeff and Jody (Anderson) White have accepted other duties, in addition to co-editing ‘Living Green’.  Jeff is now also Membership Secretary, while Jody is General Secretary.  Both are working very diligently and hope to increase awareness of the Life Style Movement and increase our membership.  Thank you, both!

Join us for our combined 2010 Lifestyle Movement Weekend & AGM

This year’s theme is
HOW OUR LIFESTYLE AFFECTS THE ‘THIRD WORLD’

Dates: Fri 22nd October to Sunday 24th October
Location: Old Hall, East Bergholt, Colchester CO7 6TG

Guest Speakers:
Speaker for Friday evening will be:

Sunniva Taylor
Programme Manager, Sustainability and Peace Programme
Quaker Peace & Social Witness

Speaker for Saturday afternoon to be announced at a later date.

Information & registration in upcoming “Living Green”, out at the beginning of August, 2010.

• Theme:  ‘How we may truly help the ‘Third World’

• Copy deadline: 1st November 2010

Living Green is the magazine we publish three times a year – usually January, May & September – and it’s sent to all members. It covers a wide range of relevant topics and we are always looking for appropriate contributions from both members and guests.  Due to unforeseen circumstances our Living Green editions are being posted later than usual this year.

Click on Living Green to read articles from previous editions and to review the editorial policy and submission information.

www.mayerhillman.com

There are five main sections:

• Climate Change

• Transport

• Walking & Cycling

• Children

• Daylight Saving

These sections represent the themes on which Dr Hillman has focused his research over the last 40 years, and include many of the publications that he has written or co-authored.