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A COMMUNITY farm could be built as part of the Green Corridor project in Wellington. Wellington Community Food, who are organising the project, has said they have the potential to develop the farm on around 20 acres of land. A spokesperson for the group said: “The farm will strengthen the food culture in the town, provide opportunities for volunteering and employment and provide an educational resource for local schools and youth groups. It will also be a safe space for families to enjoy and participate in food production and learn about the health and environmental benefits of fresh food grown with nature.”
A Community Share Scheme would be established that could accept loans from members which are paid back at an agreed time and with fixed interest, registered with and governed by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
The campaign is also open to people who simply want to make a donation.- or even buy shares in the new venture.
A spokesman for the group said: “We’re especially keen to seek support from those who love the pub and want to preserve its position as the village pub of Kirkcaldy, whether that is by becoming a member, offering support to the work of the steering group, making a donation or providing a sum as a loan.”
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