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The document discusses several local sustainability projects in London aimed at promoting more sustainable lifestyles. It describes initiatives like Food Up Front which encourages growing food in small gardens, Jagonari Cycles which provides bicycle training for local women, the Sanford Housing Co-op's carbon reduction project, and V-ital Ingredients which engages young men around food. It emphasizes that local action plays a critical role in supporting stronger policy, infrastructure, and engagement around sustainability issues in London.
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Bgc The Green Valleys Llangattock Launch Presentation
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