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Fresh Aire Fair Trade


Our Fairtrade organising committee will be launching its new name, Fresh Aire Fair Trade, during Fairtrade Fortnight with a circuit event:
10.00 am to 12.00 noon
Saturday 12 March 2011
St Andrew's Methodist Church
The event will be opened by Rev Richard Atkinson, former minister of the Woodhouse Grove Circuit and Chaplain of Woodhouse Grove School. Richard is making a special visit back to the circuit for the event which will include refreshments and opportunities to buy "Fair Trade" and "Traidcraft" food and gifts. There will be children's events and a chance for all to win a prize by designing a new logo for the group.
We look forward to welcoming you.
(Also see the Fairtrade Fortnight events at Thackley Methodist Church)

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