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Saturday, September 25, 2021
Sunday, April 11, 2021
New Cycle Racks at Oakham Railway Station Oakham Rutland
New Cycle Racks at Oakham Railway Station Oakham Rutland
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Change Agents UK, Oakham railway station, Fairtrade Fortnight in Oakham, Coffee and Cake Morning for the community.
Change Agents UK, Oakham railway station, Fairtrade Fortnight in Oakham, Coffee and Cake Morning for the community.
Tuesday, March 1 from 6.15am to 11.15am.
Oakham Railway Station.
Liberation Nuts and Tropical Wholefoods, have kindly donated food and ingredients for the coffee and cake breakfast.
Fairtrade has worked for years to benefit small-scale farmers and workers across the globe, who are often marginalised; through trade rather than aid1. The key focus of Fairtrade is on achieving fair prices, decent working conditions and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers.
Tuesday, March 1 from 6.15am to 11.15am.
Oakham Railway Station.
Liberation Nuts and Tropical Wholefoods, have kindly donated food and ingredients for the coffee and cake breakfast.
Fairtrade has worked for years to benefit small-scale farmers and workers across the globe, who are often marginalised; through trade rather than aid1. The key focus of Fairtrade is on achieving fair prices, decent working conditions and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers.
Friday, February 13, 2015
Fairtrade Fortnight, Oakham Railway Station, Coffee & Cake Bake sale event, Change Agents
Coffee & Cake Bake sale event on Wednesday,
18th February 2015 at 6:15 AM – 11:15 AM at the train station.
In 2015, Fairtrade Fortnight will be on a mission to ask shoppers and businesses to choose products that change lives. Campaigners across UK will join forces with the rest of the country and share stories from the people who grow our favourite products, to remind everyone of the dramatic difference Fairtrade makes and why it is still needed.
70% of the world’s food is produced by 500 million smallholder farmers yet many of them remain trapped in chronic poverty while shoppers enjoy the fruits of their labour. Fairtrade ensures farmers across the developing world receive a fairer price for their work, as well as an additional Fairtrade Premium, used by farmers and workers to invest in their communities. The community then decides what the Premium is spent on, whether that’s building a new school or hospital, or investing in better environmental business practices.
Adam Gardner, Fairtrade Foundation’s Communities Campaigns Manager, said: ‘The UK has one of the most powerful networks of Fairtrade campaigners in the world, raising awareness about Fairtrade values in their communities and driving positive change for smallholder farmers, and their families, in developing countries. It is thanks to the support of groups or individuals like you, that currently more than 1.4 million farmers and workers around the world benefit from the Fairtrade system.
18th February 2015 at 6:15 AM – 11:15 AM at the train station.
In 2015, Fairtrade Fortnight will be on a mission to ask shoppers and businesses to choose products that change lives. Campaigners across UK will join forces with the rest of the country and share stories from the people who grow our favourite products, to remind everyone of the dramatic difference Fairtrade makes and why it is still needed.
70% of the world’s food is produced by 500 million smallholder farmers yet many of them remain trapped in chronic poverty while shoppers enjoy the fruits of their labour. Fairtrade ensures farmers across the developing world receive a fairer price for their work, as well as an additional Fairtrade Premium, used by farmers and workers to invest in their communities. The community then decides what the Premium is spent on, whether that’s building a new school or hospital, or investing in better environmental business practices.
Adam Gardner, Fairtrade Foundation’s Communities Campaigns Manager, said: ‘The UK has one of the most powerful networks of Fairtrade campaigners in the world, raising awareness about Fairtrade values in their communities and driving positive change for smallholder farmers, and their families, in developing countries. It is thanks to the support of groups or individuals like you, that currently more than 1.4 million farmers and workers around the world benefit from the Fairtrade system.
Saturday, February 02, 2013
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