date: 22/06/2022
Episode 130 of the Common Weal Policy Podcast
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This week, Craig talks to Barbara Sharp and Fi Thorburn from West Kilbride’s Community Roots. Formed at the onset of the pandemic, they created a community garden and growing network called SHED (Social Horticulture for Experts and Dummies) and now help people learn how to grow as well as providing food for their community Food Larder.
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