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WE NEED TO WORK TOGETHER

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Anonymous
5 months ago

Do not evict this person

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Paul gates
5 months ago

Support for my best Freind Luke signed

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Luca
5 months ago

This should not be happening

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Seth Brittain
5 months ago

Please be kind to this community and work collaboratively with residents.

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Skye GAUGHAN
5 months ago

This co-ops is so valuable and contributes so much to the community! As custodian of this little piece of rural Wales, success in your ventures will always have to be tied to local community goodwill and engagement, burning bridges by going down this road is not in your best interest long-term. please come back to the negotiating table, whatever you want to achieve with ownership of the land is surely possible and will be aided holistically in so many ways if you dont go down this hostile eviction route. with love x

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Robert Harrison
5 months ago Featured

Please ; take time to consider the proposal from this fellow co-op which us under threat of closure ; at this present time housing is under tremendous stress snd any organisation that tries to elevate that situation needs all the help we can muster thank you

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Mica Gillard
5 months ago

Good luck folks. Nobody deserves to be evicted from their home, especially in the name of “wellness”, how ludicrous…

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Al Jack
5 months ago Featured

Brithdir Mawr has been an important and inspirational part of the low impact communities network for many years. You knew of the existing community when you bought the property so it is now important that you give it support and don't continue with the eviction.

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Mazyar Manshaei
5 months ago

Please don't take away this nest from people that need it so badly. Please support the people in need in these turbulent times, awaken your human feelings.

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Lynn Phillips
7 months ago

I hope this community can keep working as custodians of this land and doing the wonderful things they do without the threat of eviction. What they are doing is for the greater good of the land and its inhabitants and we need more communities like this!

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Anonymous
10 months ago

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Rosie Gillam
10 months ago

The community at Brithdir is making it work - growing the carrots, milking the goats, cutting coppice, reading poetry to the chickens, working in non-hierarchical ways, supporting new people to try this stuff out. I feel very strongly that we need more places that work differently to the mainstream, and that spend their energy reaching out and showing manymany volunteers and visitors an alternative. There used to be ~4 of these intentional communities locally, each has been bought or reverted to private control, we need more of these, and we need them more than ever these days! If we can't work together here how do we expect others in much more difficult situations to find ways forward that work for everyone? I think we've got a responsibility to try. Thanks for all the messages of support! (I'm a volunteer here)

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Vivienne Soan
10 months ago

I cannot imagine the feeling of betrayal that this group must have experienced when finding that their 'friend' did an underthetable deal in order to gazump the community.

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Anonymous
10 months ago

The people who have taken care of this land and each other for years are worthy of care at the very least. There is so much Spirit in the inhabitants of the land and those who receive the call to be in this magical space. We need to work together. May all impacted by this conflict be with love.

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Sage Brice
10 months ago

We need to work together

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Penelope Vivero
10 months ago

This place is full of magic, character and connection. This has only been made possible by the community caretaking for this land, this home; let them continue to be stewards to grow alongside.

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Ceri
1 year ago

Good luck - what a wonderful, inspiring community you are.

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Philippa Gibson
1 year ago

Gobeithio bydd y Gymuned yn parhau i ysbrydoli eraill. I hope the Community will continue to inspire others.

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Marin Constantin
1 year ago

I bring my support to your generous initiative. I am convinced of the community principles that guide you and I am sure you will find further adhesion from people in your country and abroad.

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Evelyn Olivari
1 year ago

Brithdir is a prime example of sustainable living and must be protected for future generations