Rob Hopkins

Amanda Bellamy is head teacher at Park School on the Dartington Estate.

Ross Robens runs The Wishing Tree, a toy shop in Totnes (http://wishingtreetoys.co.uk/).

Jane Seymour, with her husband David, runs Bridgetown Stores, a corner convenience store in Bridgetown, Totnes. http://www.bridgetownstores.co.uk/

Emilio Mula talks about the first Spanish Transition conference.

John Elford is the director of Dartington-based publishers Green Books (www.greenbook.co.uk).

Alan Langmaid is the Administrator for Totnes Elizabethan House Museum (http://www.totnesinformation.co.uk/attractions/95/museums-archives/148/totnes-elizabethan-house-museum-and-study-centre) and is Totnes Town Council's Heritage Officer.

Chris Berry is the owner of Hot Pursuit Cycles on the Industrial Estate in Totnes. http://www.hotpursuit-cycles.co.uk/our-shops/

On 23rd April 2012 we were honoured to be able to speak to Lord Deben, otherwise known as John Selwyn Gummer, former Minister of Agriculture, about the Atmos campaign.

This is the session at the end of the evening where people could gave feedback and asked questions about the Atmos Totnes campaign.

At the Atmos Totnes public meeting, Sara Neuff of Coin Street Community Builders spoke about why Atmos Totnes matters in the national context.

At the Atmos Totnes public meeting, Cllr Jill Tomalin gave a sense of how Atmos fits in with the wider debates around planning in the town.

At the Atmos Totnes public meeting, Andrew Kirby of LED Architects gave an overview of thinking so far in terms of the design work on the Atmos project.

Dave Chapman of Locality, and Ed Vidler of Totnes Development Trust speaking at the Atmos Totnes public meeting about the story so far, how the Atmos Totnes project got to where it is today.

Cllr Pruw Boswell, who co-ordinated the campaign to protect the Brunel building from demolition in 2007/8 speaks at the Atmos Totnes public meeting about the campaign and about people power.

At the Atmos Totnes public meeting on April 17th 2012, the Mayor of Totnes, Cllr. Judy Westacott gave the official opening for the event.

Amanda Richards is the manager of the Totnes Information Centre (http://www.totnesinformation.co.uk/).

Helen Lovell runs Moshulu, a shoe shop in Totnes High Street (http://www.moshulu.co.uk/locations/totnes).

Alice Crawford works with leather and canvas and is based at the Wakefield Studios.

Pete Ryland is involved in Totnes on the Move and set up the Totnes Rickshaw Company CIC (http://www.totnesrickshaws.co.uk/).

In this month's Transition podcast, we hear about Transition Guelph's 'Resilience Festival' (http://transitionguelph.org/), what Marsden and Slaithwaite Transition Towns (http://www.mastt.org.uk/) did with their LEAF funding, and what happened when Transition Belper (http://www.transitionbelper.org/) suggested turning a local car park into a vegetable garden.

Ness Turner is the co-proprietor of The Tangerine Tree Cafe in Totnes. http://www.tangerinetree.co.uk

Julian Wright is the outgoing Chair of the Totnes Traffic and Transport Forum and is currently setting up a community electric bikes scheme.

Lee Brain discusses the film of a testimony he gave at the Northern Gateway Pipeline Joint Review Panel in Prince Rupert on February 18, 2012 [http://youtu.be/1X3VynNZQaQ] and what happened afterwards.

Matt Criddle is the Director of NatureSave Insurance, who won the Queen's Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development in 2011. http://www.naturesave.co.uk/

In this interview, Lee Brain of Transition Prince Rupert shares his thoughts on how to engage more young people in Transition.