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Climate fair

Henley Reporter

webmaster@baylismedia.co.uk

10:30AM, Monday 05 June 2023

A FAIR about sustainability featuring talks by local businesses will be held at Icknield Community College in Watlington on Friday, June 23.

Speakers from So Sustainable, the Granary, Orange Bakery and Tutu Chocolate will discuss sustainable business and shopping locally.

There will be jewellery, electric bikes, plants and fashion stalls as well as activities involving worms and bees and films, photos and information about local habitats and how to help protect them.

The event will run from 3.15pm to 5.30pm with free entry. For more information, visit www.watlingtonclimate
action.org.uk

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