A Message From Merthyr That Channel 4 Should Listen To
I’m not reblogging this just because it’s from my part of the world; I’m reblogging this because it’s useful information.
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Reblogged this on Jay's Journal.
There must be some good examples of creating jobs to help the community like gardens and selling produce etc. What a cheek for people to be volunteering for free just to show they are keen on working. More slavery. Local businesses providing local jobs which help the local school, hospital etc as well by providing first class organic food.
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