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Zero waste food stall receives £3,000 lifeline to keep service running

Summary by Hereford Times
A zero-waste food stall is set to continue providing support to Ross-on-Wye thanks to a £3k donation from the town's Lions Club.

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Zero waste food stall receives £3,000 lifeline to keep service running

A zero-waste food stall is set to continue providing support to Ross-on-Wye thanks to a £3k donation from the town's Lions Club.

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Hereford Times broke the news on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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