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Sorry folks, we’re a bit late with this but there are some really interesting events still to go to, see http://www.climateactionleeds.org.uk/launch Don’t miss the Zoom meeting on Thursday 14th October from 7 – 8pm . Topic is Climate Policies of … Continue reading →

The GREAT BIG GREEN WEEK begins on Saturday 18th September and lasts till 26th September . Large numbers of people are getting busy to show their leaders that they want immediate action to combat climate change throughout the world. They … Continue reading →

r We’re very proud of our banner. Hopefully we can use it at venues in the summer.

Leeds DEC http://leedsdec.co.uk had a wonderful morning with Year 2 pupils at Bramley St Peters in March, just the second day after the children were back in school after lockdown. The pupils learnt about the Journey of cotton and how … Continue reading →

This Easter, make sure you buy Fairtrade Easter eggs, so that it’s a treat for the recipient, and at the same time you’re helping farmers earn a fair price for their cocoa. First, you can buy Fairtrade Easter eggs from … Continue reading →

Guiseley Baptist church is holding a virtual coffee morning on Saturday

Well done everybody who completed the quiz. Here are the answers Which of these can be bought with the Fairtrade mark? Tea, coffee, roses, honey, rice, sugar, cocoa or gold – ans, all of them Can you name two countries … Continue reading →

Good morning – here is your last question, question number 7 in our FAMILY FUN QUIZ Most cocoa farmers have never tasted chocolate. Is this true or false? Now you have answered all seven questions please send your answers to … Continue reading →

Good morning – here’s the sixth question of our FAMILY FUN QUIZ Chocolate is made from cocoa. Which two countries grow the most cocoa to make chocolate with? Good luck and only one more question, see you tomorrow

Good morning – here’s the fifth question for our FAMILY FUN QUIZ Churches and other places of worship can also have Fairtrade status. What two things do they have to promise to do, to become Fairtrade places of worship? This … Continue reading →