Very interested in possibly replicating this as you say, in the Gloucestershire area. Can you send me details?
I put Henry George Society of Devon into Google & got this from the link?

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The central problem is very simple. We love ourselves more than others. But deny that furiously. Especially against the ones who point it out.

We are all ‘Rent Seekers’ in varying degrees.

http://gco2e.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/rent-seeking-fastest-way-to-get-rich.html

The getting of the work of others, without the giving of your own in return.

Nature gives wealth to work, and to nothing but work. Yet most people today actually believe that it grows on trees. Or that they can own mother earth. Or that something invisible, money, is the problem. That’s insane denial.

The scribes and pharisees (social reformers) do this the most intensely. Utter hypocrites. Bankers and landowners too but openly as rogues. The one no better than the other when it comes to what matters. . . love of others.

So we all live in constant fear that we are running out of everything, hating anyone who has more than us, when basic observation shows there to be way more than enough for all. Insanity and psychopathy.

The politics and economics are mere dark manifestations of this denial. We take one ideology or the other, left or right, as a smoke screen pretending now we are saints but really still collecting all that lovely rent.

This is written everywhere as a central theme at the inception of all civilisations. Today too there are allegories. I call it The Matrix, Paul Levy calls it Wetiko. Christ called it. . . well read the book, esoterically not literally and youll find it there too as the central theme.

The problem is you cannot get to the higher ground right away. it has to grow naturally. This is what LVT is trying to do. But even then there is a problem.

No matter who perfect your policy, if people still hate each other, and love themselves, nothing will change.

So does real reform start within ourselves as individuals? Or should we keep on blaming others? Its a free choice.

‘Although a growing number of academic economists and journalists are beginning to reject the current ‘autistic’ state of the discipline, political leaders appear deaf to calls for a new understanding of economics. This being so, the only way forward is for a critical mass of people committed to progressive change to engage seriously with the economic question as the basis for a popular movement. Only when large numbers have a clear understanding of economic realities will it become possible, through the ballot box and other mechanisms of a vibrant democracy, to make a difference’.

In other words, the minority retain control of land because the majority allow it. They haven’t earned it, & they certainly don’t deserve it. If the majority understood this, problem over. Don’t expect our schools to ‘educate’ our children on this, or our mass media & news networks to educate the adult population, in fact expect the exact opposite. It is for this reason that I feel passionately that REconomy must pick up the mantle of helping to educate the majority. Transition has lead the way & the seeds have been sown, but it is REconomy that has extended Transition into the arena of economic crisis from the initial focus of peak oil & climate change. This question of education must be an integral element of their remit, in fact I would argue the most important one.