Living Villages 2 - Measuring Community Skills and Needs
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This document discusses measuring skills and needs in communities. It notes that only 10 out of 278 shops have failed in the last 20 years, and that 1.2 million hours of volunteer time are donated per year by communities. It also contains words related to inspiring hope, exploring opportunities, creating solutions, thriving, and communities learning from each other.
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Business Summit 1 - Creating Herefordshire's Brand
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