http://www.salisburyfairtrade.org.uk Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:17:57 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Saturday 28 February 2009 Salisbury Methodist Church St Edmund’s Church Street 12.45 for 1 pm Two-course Fairtrade lunch (vegetarian option if required) cooked by Sarah Stancliffe from her book of “Simple Feasts” Booking essential by February 22 2.00 - 4.45 pm Seminar How do poor producers in developing countries obtain finance to grow their business? How can people ... http://www.salisburyfairtrade.org.uk/2008/11/18/fairtrade-fortnight-2009/ December 11 late shopping event in Salisbury: There will be a Fairtrade element to this evening's activities. Local firms are being invited to contribute Fairtrade produce, which will later be donated to Salisbury Trust for the Homeless. Two packs of Salisbury Brownies will accompany Councillor ... http://www.salisburyfairtrade.org.uk/2008/11/18/fairtrade-late-night-shopping-2008/ A one day conference on the ethics and practicalities of the cotton industry. Saturday 25 October 2008 At Southampton Solent University Conference Centre Entry £3 (£1 unwaged) Contact annarid@phonecoop.coop Organised by Southampton Fair Trade Group http://www.salisburyfairtrade.org.uk/2008/07/24/pick-your-cotton-carefully/ Salisbury has been granted Fairtrade City status by the Fairtrade Foundation. Last year, Salisbury District Council pledged to support producers, workers and communities in developing countries by helping to make Salisbury an official Fairtrade city. The council worked with the existing Salisbury Fairtrade Group to form a steering group to apply to ... http://www.salisburyfairtrade.org.uk/2008/07/03/salisbury-wins-fairtrade-city-status/ Our website is now Carbon Neutral thanks to our webhosts, DreamHost. This means that the enviromental cost of running the website has been offset by them on our behalf through carbon offsetting and renewable energy credits. To find out more about how the renewable energy credits and carbon offsetting work, ... http://www.salisburyfairtrade.org.uk/2007/05/19/carbon-neutral/ Have a look at a new interactive site by the Fairtrade Foundation called My Fairtrade. It allows you to take a look at what others in the country have been� doing to promote Fairtrade and to submit your own events complete with pictures, videos and anything else you can think ... http://www.salisburyfairtrade.org.uk/2007/04/12/my-fairtrade/