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Wednesday May 14 2008
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Celebrating World Fair Trade Day

Haworth Fairtrade Village Group is holding a Fairtrade Café event at the Old School Room to mark World Fair Trade Day on May 10th. Fairtrade refreshments and cakes will be available and entertainment will include storytelling and music assisted by Doreen and Maureen Haworth’s famous tea ladies with proceeds going to support the conservation of the Old School Room.

The event will be held in the top room, doors opening at 12 noon, with Doreen and Maureen to ably assist until 4pm.  The afternoon promises to be fun, with entertainment for everyone.

World Fair Trade Day 2008

The event will continue the re-establishment of the Old School Room back into community life.  “The Old School Room was built by Patrick Brontë in 1832 to serve the community, a role it continued and fulfilled throughout its life, up until a couple of years ago,” said Dr Angela Redmond, Project Development Officer at the Old School Room.  “It is our aim to restore the building as a valuable community resource, and we intend that this will be the first of many events.

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