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MIDDLESBROUGH Environment City
Led by The Wildlife Trusts and funded by The National Lottery Community Fund, Our Bright Future was a youth empowerment partnership that covered a number of projects including One Planet Pioneers that ourselves, Actes Employability, Tees Valley Wildlife Trust and Teesside University worked on that helped a number of young people earn useful life skills and experience in environmental sustainability.
Ahead of the closing of Our Bright Future, a video outlining the outcomes and the benefits that this wonderful initiative provided has been released, and can be viewed below.
The full report can be read at www.ourbrightfuture.co.uk/about/our-impact
Latest News
Another great session, led by Les and Kim (Communities Growing Together's own maestros of the kitchen) for some of the wonderful volunteers who assist with Communities Growing Together and on the Sandy Flatts Community Allotment!
They cooked up a crustless Pea, Mint and Feta quiche with accompanying side salads including a leafy green salad and a tomato & onion salad, as well as some minted new potatoes. For afters, they made a Mixed Berry Fool (using very much the same recipe we posted last week), and they even got started on making some hearty Tomato Soup for this Friday's Volunteer Action Day at Regeneration of Communities!
A busy day, but made a doddle by MEC's MVPs in Les & Kim! Well done to our dynamic duo, and thank you to those who came, enjoyed a social lunch and helped to make it as well! ... See MoreSee Less
Upcoming Events
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Sep
Communities Growing Together - Volunteer Session @ Sandy Flatts Community Garden
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Sep
Communities Growing Together - Edible Forest Garden Group
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Sep
Communities Growing Together - Volunteer Session @ Town Farm Community Allotment
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Sep
Communities Growing Together - Volunteer Session @ Sandy Flatts Community Garden
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Sep
Communities Growing Together - Edible Forest Garden Group
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Sep
Communities Growing Together - Volunteer Session @ Town Farm Community Allotment
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