Fairtrade products were used to celebrate Mother’s Day and a 30th birthday. From cakes, desserts, coffee, wine and sparkling rose, as much produce was used as possible to support fair trade in 3rd world countries. Bon appetit!
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Our next supper meeting is on Wednesday 17th October at 6.30pm at the Hall and Woodhouse restaurant in Bath. Our speaker for the evening is Lauren Noble from the RUH talking about the latest projects and fundraisers at the hospital. Do come and join us and contact us if you need more information
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