Smethwick Pantry
This pantry is available on Monday and Thursdays, 10AM-12 Noon. Smethwick Pantry is a community group for people living in Smethwick. For just a few pound a week, members can have access to affordable food.
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Project Skill: Fresh Produce
Manna House Pantry
Manna House Pantry was set up by Bethel Church Blackheath and provides the opportunity to reduce food shopping bills. For just £4 each visit, members can fill shopping bags with fresh produce and cupboard-filling favourites.
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ReFill : Find water on the go!
Put your tap on the map! Join over 15,000 businesses keeping Britain hydrated and helping to prevent plastic pollution. I5 Million bottles will be saved if all Refill’s stations are used just once a day.
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The Clean Kilo
The Clean Kilo will be a shop where virtually no plastic packaging exists and where customers can bring their own reusable containers to fill with the products on sale.
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SORTEDfood
SORTEDfood is a global movement of friends who share a passion for food, cooking and laughter. Started in 2009 SORTEDfood came to life when a group of old school friends would meet in the pub and share ‘scandalous’ stories of their university life.
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Moorpool Allotments
The Estate was established in 1907 by John Nettlefold, first chairman of Birmingham Housing Committee and member of the Guest Keen Nettlefold (GKN) family. It formed part of the Garden City concept shared by the Cadbury family in Bournville.
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