Dig In Newsletter – October 2015
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This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud wlcvsdeb contributed a whooping 115 entries.
Read the latest Dig In newsletter here – published by the CVS Community Food Growing project.
The Living Wage campaign began in East London in 2001 when parents found that despite working multiple minimum wage jobs, they were struggling to make ends meet. They decided it […]
The CVS Quarterly Bulletin for September 2015 has just been circulated. Read it here.
Read the latest Dig In newsletter here – published by the CVS Community Food Growing project
School children from all over West Lancashire celebrated their growing achievements recently at the ‘Show What You Grow’ 2015 festival of school gardening. Over 72 green fingered children from 11 […]
Read the latest edition of the One West Lancs newsletter here.
One West Lancs held its second Forum & West Lancashire Showcase on 13th May 2015 at Edge Hill University. The theme of the event was ‘Tackling Poverty and Inequality by […]
Read the latest Dig In newsletter here – published by the CVS Community Food Growing project
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