The following sad news received from Lois Pryce of Bristol. I only ever met Harry once, at the LETSlink UK Conference in Bristol in 1996, but found his passion for LETS as a grassroots initiative and the early LETSlink magazines … Continue reading
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Following renewals, Falmouth LETS has 59 members, and the directory and address list on this website have now been pruned of lapsed members’ entries and are up-to-date. We will be producing a new printed Directory for members within the next … Continue reading
Cornwall Leisure Centres – Tsunami Gymathon, 29th January 2005 – Representatives of six Cornish council districts are supporting a joint initiative to encourage the users of the public leisure centres across Cornwall to actively participate in a Tsunami fundraiser initiative … Continue reading
Latest Offers and Wants from Falmouth LETS members who have (re)joined recently are now added to the online Directory. Their contact details are in the Members’ Area (only available to Falmouth LETS members). … Continue reading
Falmouth LETS 10th Anniversary Party, (Palm) Sunday 4th April 2004, 3pm for 4pm, at Kate’s [303] in Falmouth. Members please bring friends plus skills & goods you’d like to trade. Falmouth LETS’ first Trading Event was on Palm Sunday 1994 … Continue reading
The following article previewing James Taris’s visit to Falmouth was published in the West Briton on Thursday, November 6th: Aussie who has no need for any cash By Helen Dale FALMOUTH Local Exchange Trading System (LETS) is fast approaching its … Continue reading
An Evening with James Taris from Australia, Tuesday, 11th November 2003, 7.30-9.30pm at The W.I. Hall, Webber Street, Falmouth (behind Tesco). Between November 10th and 13th Falmouth LETS are very pleased to be hosting the world’s most enthusiastic LETS supporter … Continue reading
Kingsbridge LETS (Devon) are very privileged to be hosting perhaps the world’s most enthusiastic LETS supporter ever. He’s travelling a long way to meet us – all the way from “down under”. So lets show our appreciation by coming to … Continue reading
The Oxfam Shop (30 High St, Falmouth) is now the new primary contact point and distribution centre for Falmouth LETS, since Roses Records closed their shop at the end of September.
Taking Control… A day of skills sharing and networking for new and existing co-ops and community enterprises… Including meetings of SW LETS and Radical Routes SW Saturday October 11th 10.30-5 Flax Drayton, South Petherton, Somerset Attendance free * Bring and … Continue reading