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Archived news release from 10 December 2002 Christmas delivery for Hawbush Urban FarmThe Mayor of Dudley, Councillor Margaret Wilson, popped in to Hawbush Urban Farm in Brierley Hill yesterday (Monday 09 December) with a special Christmas delivery of litter bins. Dudley Council has donated the bins as part of the authority’s Pride of Place initiative, which aims to make the Borough a cleaner place to live. Hawbush Urban Farm is a registered charity that is open to the general public seven days a week. It is home to a variety of animals including horses, pigs, sheeps and goats and organises a range of special events throughout the year. The Mayor of Dudley, Councillor Margaret Wilson, said: "Hawbush Urban Farm is a splendid free community resource that relies on public donations to make ends meet. "They take a real pride in the service they provide and the Council is thrilled to support them by providing extra litter bins. It is a good example of Pride of Place reaching out to different parts of the Borough". |
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Release Date: 10 December 2002 Directorate: Urban Environment |
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Contact: Jan Jennings, Marketing and Communications Officer Phone: 815219 Email: jan.jennings@dudley.gov.uk Address: Directorate of the Urban Environment, 3 St. James's Road, Dudley, West Midlands. DY1 1HZ |
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