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Coventry Labour Party and Unite the Union Sign up to the Waste Not Want Not Campaign to Feed Our City's Homeless People

Tuesday, 13 December 2011 22:12

Coventry Labour Party and Unite the Union have signed up to the Waste Not Want Not campaign to feed our city’s homeless people.

To help support the campaign we encourage everyone reading our website or Facebook page to donate tinned and dried food which we can give to the Waste Not Want Not campaign.

You can also encourage friends, family, work colleagues to join in and support this vital campaign by adding this article to your own social network sites like Twitter and Facebook to get the message out there.

Geoffrey Robinson MP has contacted all supermarkets directly in Coventry and USDAW at a national level (Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers) to encourage all supermarkets in Coventry to support the campaign.

The Drop off point for donations of tinned and dried food is, Coventry Labour Party, Transport House, Short Street, Coventry CV1 2LS, between Monday to Friday 9.00am to 4.00pm

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