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Archive for 28/07/2008
Our Enford - new blog for a village community
28/07/2008 by James.
As part of my work with Anna Sexton of Open to Arts, we have set up a blog for the community consultation project that we are running in the village of Enford, Wilts.
The blog is for local people to have another way to share their memories of community events, and their ideas for activities they’d like to take place within their new village hall. The blog is one of a series of methods used to facilitate community dialogue, encouraging greater sustainability and inclusivity.
Have a look at www.ourenford.co.uk
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