When: Sunday October 6th Where: Weymouth Time: 9.00-5.30pm Cost £25 including lunch Bridport Cohousing are delighted to be hosting this event with Diana Leafe Christian Diana will present a full day Sociocracy workshop, starting at 9.00 am and finishing at 5.30 pm. Sociocracy, which means “governance by peers,” is a whole-system …
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We started our public consultations back in November 2012 and we are committed to continuing to find a variety of ways for people in the local community to feedback to us about the project. The next opportunity is October 21st when we are holding a public open meeting. Venue: Bridport Town Hall. Time: 7pm for 7.15 start You may be interested …
Our group have the use of part of a supporters' large garden where we grow vegetables and socialize about once a month in the growing season. Our next gardening day is Sunday September 29th We will work from 2.30 to about 5pm with a shared tea, on the terrace if warm, or inside if not. (please bring food to share). This is an opportunity for …
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The sun shone on the UKCohousing Network Spring Gathering at the Threshold Centre, Gillingham, on 17-19 May. This turned out to be a good thing, as meetings were held in a marquee and food was served from a gazebo, pitched on Threshold’s central grassed area. There were 40 visitors, including Hugh, Jane T, Raja, Sally and me from Bridport …
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We started our public consultations back in November and we are committed to continuing to find a variety of ways for people in the local community to feedback to us about the project. The next opportunity is Tuesday April 16th when we are holding a public open meeting. Venue: Mountfield Committee Room, Rax Lane, Bridport, DT6 3JP Time: 7 - …
In late January 2013 our group successfully ran two public consultation events intended to reveal our plans to local people. The surprisingly well kept secret of the location, namely the field directly west of Bridport Hospital raised no significant objections from the 90 or more people who left their names and postcodes. Our preparations …
