Wild Rumpus
andy2020-11-26T10:53:55+00:00The second in our series of films showcasing the diversity and impact of woodland social enterprises.
The second in our series of films showcasing the diversity and impact of woodland social enterprises.
Find out how The Auctioneers Arms become community-owned following support from the More Than A Pub programme.
The Barkers of Huby team discuss their community shop journey and how age is not a barrier when it comes to volunteering.
The Ilmington Community Shop team discuss their community shop journey and how the shop has brought the community together.
The Hampstead Norreys Community Shop team discuss their community shop journey and how it has brought the community together.
The Cletwr Shop team discuss their community shop journey and how it has brought the community together.
The Beech Hill team discuss the success of being based in a 19th Century Anglican Church and the importance of our #thelittlethings campaign.
The GlenWyvis Distillery team discuss how they have successfully created the world's first community-owned Whisky Distillery.
In this video, our #thelittlethings groups discuss how their community co-operative is providing a range of services for those living in rural areas.
The third in our series of films showcasing the diversity and impact of woodland social enterprises.
Plunkett UK,
The Quadrangle,
Woodstock,
Oxfordshire,
OX20 1LH,
United Kingdom.
Plunkett Foundation is a registered charity, numbers CC 313743 (England and Wales) and SC 045932 (Scotland).
It is a company limited by guarantee, registered number 00213235.
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