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Why we need an intergenerational and interconnected economy   Despite years of thinking about the traditional model of economic growth, it wasn’t until I drove through rural Ghana that it truly hit me just how spectacularly it has failed to deliver on the promise of global prosperity.   In a previous blog, I challenged the [...]

HELLO EVERYONE AND WELCOME TO 2012!!!   After a somewhat fun-filled and relaxing festive period, we’re once again back to the grindstone and eager to make 2012 the biggest and best year of ALL TIME. That’s quite the statement I realise, but both Liam and I are confident that this year is going to be [...]

By Tiffany Wheble, of South Downs Solar. Research from the Energy Saving Trust found that 60% of people considering making their homes ‘greener’ had not done so, because they did not have the knowledge or understanding on what to do.  The aim of this new solar blog is to dispel the myths and provide clear [...]

So another couple of weeks have flown by and more and more great people pass our way.  The site is fast approaching 200 members and we’ve got new group additions like The International Society for Ecology and Culture and hiSbe Food.  There are members signing up from San Francisco, Australia and Denmark, and both Liam [...]

Caydoo is two weeks old and we have over 100 members already. For us and especially as we’re in first stage Beta, we’re over the moon with the sign up and positive feedback we’ve received. Don’t be shy posting constructive criticism too; we want you to tell us the good and the bad so Caydoo [...]

  Before I get into the topic of this blog, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome everyone who has joined Caydoo over the past nine days. As I write, we currently have 95 members… not bad in only a week with zero publicity. The site is still in its infancy and we’re [...]

My name is Liam Muckleston and I’m one of the two co-founders of Caydoo. This is the first of a weekly Blog that myself and Benjamin Disney will post on Caydoo. We’ve begun a journey of discovery and change, but we can’t do it alone; this is an everybody or nobody kinda thing, and we’re [...]