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The London Fairtrade Festival

May 4th, 2010

Running from 7 - 9 May, the London Fairtrade Festival will celebrate World Fair Trade Day 2010. A weekend of Fairtrade family fun, there'll be lots of Fairtrade food, music, film and entertainment to enjoy. To mark their 10th year, Dubble chocolate are throwing a birthday party with special guests, football themed activities and workshops throughout the day. There'll even be an interactive kid's opera! and more you can expect such as:

» Meet children's author Tom Palmer who will read from his new book 'Offside'.
» Evening entertainment including walk-in movies with wine and chocolate tasting.
» Free samples of your favourite Fairtrade treats.

Venue: Potters Field on the South Bank (next to Tower Bridge), Tooley Street/The Queens Walk, Southwark, London SE1 2AA.

Times:

Friday 7 May from 5pm to 9.30pm
Saturday 8 May from 11am to 9.30pm
Sunday 9 May from 11am to 5pm

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Magazines issues: Department for International Development (DFID)

April 28th, 2010

Department for International Development ( DFID ) which is the part of the UK Government that manages Britain's aid to poor countries and works to get rid of extreme poverty.

UK Government involved in development »

Developments is a free magazine - published four times a year - and which tells the stories of people and organisations who are working to end poverty.

More than a billion people, one in five of the world's population, live in extreme poverty. This means they live on less than 55p a day. Ten million children die before their fifth birthday, most of them from preventable diseases. More than 113 million children do not go to school.

In a world of growing wealth, such levels of human suffering and wasted potential are not only morally wrong, they are also against our own interests. We are becoming much closer to people in faraway countries. We trade more and more with people around the world.

Here you can download the range of previous issues as PDFs »

› Developments issue 47 [PDF Document with 4.2MB ] › Developments issue 38 [PDF Document with 4.6MB ]
› Developments issue 46 [PDF Document with 4.6MB ] › Developments issue 37 [PDF Document with 5.1MB ]
› Developments issue 45 [PDF Document with 4.7MB ] › Developments issue 36 [PDF Document with 3.1MB ]
› Developments issue 44 [PDF Document with 5.9MB ] › Developments issue 35 [PDF Document with 2.9MB ]
› Developments issue 43 [PDF Document with 4.3MB ] › Developments issue 34 [PDF Document with 5.0MB ]
› Developments issue 42 [PDF Document with 4.5MB ] › A Picture of Health [PDF Document with 124.8kB ]
› Developments issue 41 [PDF Document with 5.5MB ] › Education the Facts [PDF Document with 178.9kB ]
› Developments issue 40 [PDF Document with 3.3MB ] › Water the Works [PDF Document with 129.6kB ]
› Developments issue 39 [PDF Document with 8.9MB ] › Climate Change [PDF Document with 286.3kB ]

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February Fairtrade Events at Revolver World

February 25th, 2010

Revolver World has been taking part in a number of Fairtrade events to celebrate this year’s Fairtrade Fortnight...

Feb 25th: Aston Uni Fairtrade Marketplace

In advance of the start of year’s Fairtrade Fortnight, Revolver World took part in the Aston University Fairtrade Marketplace today (Thursday 25th February) at the University Guild hall. A range of our apparel was be on sale and we were delighted with the interest shown in our aparel. The event only lasted a couple of hours (from 12pm to 2pm) but it was an excellent taster for those who hadn't considered buying Fairtrade before.

Feb 27th: Fairtrade Fortnight Tea Dance & Fair and Ethical Marketplace

Following this event, Revolver was at the Strictly Fairtrade Tea dance on Saturday the 27th of February in Victoria Square, Birmingham. The Tea Dance events, held nationwide, looked to celebrate Fairtrade Fortnight with a dance of any sort. Anything from street dancing to the salsa was welcome, and the rain didn't stop many people from enjoying themselves!. Along with the tea (strictly Fairtrade of course) a variety of artists and groups performed on stage at the Birmingham event - furthermore, Revolver hosted a stand in the accompanying Fair and Ethical Market, alongside eco-powered home solutions, bags, jewellery and produce.

We sold a range of apparel, including a couple of new designs of our own AND the official Birmingham Fairtrade Campaign T-Shirt (Stamping Out Unethical Trade), at our stall - thanks to all who supported us and bagged one of our organic Fairtrade T-Shirts or Hoodies!

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