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Are you managing a traditional fruit or nut orchard in Somerset? Do you have an old orchard that is not being managed at present? I'm looking for a number of sites to study as part of a Masters…Continue
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I'm building an aquaponic DIY system in a field near Wedmore(Blackford), itis design to grow 2 tonnes of Organic trout and enough organic vegetable and herbs to supply part of the neighbourhood, it…Continue
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How did you learn to grow? Or what is stopping you from starting? What could help you to feel more supported, encouraged and inspired to grow & cook your own or get active for local food? Please…Continue
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Any interested poeple are welcome to help re-launch Transition yeovil on 14th November at Vintage Fair cafe, yeovil at 7 pm. Continue
Incredible Edible Somerset is a new interactive online forum designed to celebrate community food growing in Somerset.
Launched by Somerset Community Food as part of its Land and Food project, this new social network makes it easier for local people to learn from each other about community growing in the county. Find out more about why we started or sign up now to get involved.
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The Levels Best Farmers’ Market at Montacute House became the venue for the first Somerset Master Gardeners information stall on Saturday. The group of volunteers, all experienced Gardeners, attended an…
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Grants for films that focus on local community issues (application deadline 4 May)
The Community Film Unit is a social enterprise film company.…
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The Awards are an opportunity to recognise, reward and publicise some of the hundreds of outstanding community projects that Local Food has funded since the programme opened in 2008.
All of our projects have made a positive and lasting impact in the communities in which they are based, helping local people in all manner of different ways to access, grow, prepare…
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MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK
LETS GET PHYSICAL
THURSDAY 16TH MAY
11—3 P.M
Exploring the links between physical activity and mental well being.…
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May 25, 2013 from 10am to 5pm – Burnham on Sea
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