Transition Primrose Hill is part of the Transition Towns movement, a fast growing international network inspiring communities to be creative in addressing the twin problems of climate change and the end of cheap oil.

If you live, work or play in Primrose Hill, Chalk Farm or Camden Markets join us to learn or relearn skills we shall need in a world without oil like sewing, making new things from old possessions and growing your own food.

Join In

We meet regularly on the second Tuesday of the month for coffee and a chat about things green at Troika - look for us on the big round table on the right.

Gardening Group - meets second Saturday of the month 11 am at the garden shed- Cecil Sharp Garden.  All welcome to share and learn gardening skills and be outside together in this ever more beautiful garden.

We show a film or host a talk on the fourth Tuesday of the month - usually at Primrose HIll Community Centre.

We are working with Mary's Living and Giving shop in Regents Park Road to set up various craft sessions - Knit and Natter is 2-4pm on the first Sunday of the month, and from November a group will make shopping bags out of recycled material on the 2nd Sunday of the month.

See 'local stories' for the latest in our campaign to make Primrose Hill plastic bag free, working with local marine conservation NGO Global Ocean.

Check out this website and look out for posters for workshops in our Reskilling Primrose HIll programme funded by Big Lottery.

Please check Local Events for new series of FOOD GROWING workshops this Spring.

‘The Transition Companion’

This great new book from Rob Hopkins of the Transition Network gives information about what people in transition groups are doing all over the world. Click here for a ‘widget’ which offers an insight into the book, with audio and pictures. If you want to borrow a copy, let us know.

Seasonal Recipes from Local Chefs

Our lovely seasonal recipes from local chefs can now be seen here and are also available as postcards for yuo to keep - each restaurant has their own postcards to give away and Richard Dare Kitchen Shop has the full range if you want to go in and have a look. Thanks to Rosie Stark for organising and writing, Aruna Khanzada for the wonderful photos, and Olivers Estate Agents for sponsorship. 

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