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London Think-Tank follows Incredible Edible in call for Right to Grow
A well-funded think tank, Create Streets, led by an advisor to Michael Gove has announced their support for a Right to Grow, following the...
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Enterprising Ideas And Cider Making In Incredible Edible Wakefield
With New Years Eve over and many people nursing headaches and thinking “never again” here’s a sobering story of the pitfalls – and joys...
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Connecting Community At Incredible Education
Incredible Education are working on a new site where they will be able to create more opportunities for the people of the Salford area...
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Incredible Economics
Martin Lewis is well known as the campaigning Money Saving Expert and is a graduate of the London School of Economics. He was back...
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Rochdale, Barnsley and Cleveland, Ohio-Unlikely Links!
It is not often you see these three places connected. Perhaps they should all be ‘twinned’, in that quaint way we often do to...
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Asking for change-local food and you.
Here our regional facilitator from the north east, Joe Dunne, looks at how to make a change in your local food story. It is...
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The power of collaboration in Middlesbrough
As an Incredible Edible group, it is really worth engaging with a local Food Partnership (particularly one that is a part of the Sustainable...
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Love your local market
Ever wondered how to spin the business plate? A simple way is to support your local market, a mecca for local produce and local...
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An Incredible market initiative in Radcliffe
A group of Incredible people in the North West want to bring fresh, local, organic produce to Radcliffe Market Hall, a market space run...
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Incredible peat-free compost
We believe in the power of small actions to create a better future, which is why protecting peat through our compost purchasing power is...