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- 9. GENeco and Wessex Water www.severnnet.org
- 10. Working with the neighbours www.severnnet.org Get to know & trust the neighbours Unlock the opportunities Develop a community of interest Plan & manage area’s resources sustainably
- 11. Thank you … and over to … www.severnnet.org Kate Royston kate.royston@severnnet.org 07969-569-444