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Sharron Hardwick,

Tearfund Voluntary Media Officer - Pembrokeshire

2013

Sophie Merrix, 25, recently left her job as deputy manager of a local supermarket, applying to the UK Government funded International Citizens Service Programme; hoping to visit Bolivia with Christian Relief and Development agency, Tearfund.

30/03/13Tavernspite Teacher Takes Wales And Fairtrade to Murcia

Tavernspite Class 4 Teacher, Julie Houghton, recently visited a school in Murcia as part of the Lifelong Learning Programme.

Shadowing a teacher in Murcia, the aim was to improve language skills, learn more about Spanish: culture, education system and language, in order to enhance the modern foreign language provision back in Tavernspite School.

Tearfund's Voluntary Media Officer for Pembrokeshire

Enough Food For Everyone….IF

1 in 8 people go to bed hungry, though the world produces enough food for everyone.

Design A Logo Competition For Fair Trade Football

Pembrokeshire schools, youth and Church groups are invited to take part in a competition, supported by Fair Trade Wales, to Design A Logo for Sharron (Stokieshazer) Hardwick's Fair Trade in Football Campaign

Fair Trade In Football Campaign's New Logo

After numerous presentations, receiving over 200 logo design entries, three visits to Stoke City Football Club's Training Ground with Head of Media Colin Burgess and Competition Judge, SCFC Midfielder Brek Shea; Sharron Stokieshazer Hardwick's Fair Trade in Football Campaign has it's brand new Logo!

Fair Trade In Football Logo Winner’s Presentation

Young people in Pembrokeshire have recently been presented with Highly Commended and Winners awards for their efforts in a Design A Logo Competition.

The competition to find a new logo for Sharron Stokieshazer Hardwick’s Fair Trade In Football Campaign, supported by Fair Trade Wales, received over 200 entries

Local Logos In Premiership Hands

Logos designed by local young people are now in the hands of Stoke City Premiership Football Club players, waiting to be judged.

St Aidens, Neyland, Tavernspite and Tenby Junior schools; New Life Christian Fellowship; Narbeth Messy Church and Scouts all took part in A Design A Logo Competition for Stokieshazer's Fair Trade in Football Campaign.

School's Fairtrade Action At Folly Farm Africa Day

On 11th May the Fairtrade Foundation presented a petition, including local signatures, to the Prime Minister as the first step of their Make food Fair Campaign. Make food Fair is running alongside Enough Food For Everyone IF, where over 150 organisations, including The Fairtrade Foundation, Fair Trade Wales, and Tearfund Wales, asking for urgent action to readdress injustice in the food system. They hope to ensure a fair system for the world's 2 billion smallholder farmers.

Brek Shea's Local Logo Choices

On a return visit to Stoke City's Clayton Woods Training Ground Sharron (Stokieshazer) Hardwick, founder of the Fair Trade in Football Campaign, was another step closer to obtaining a campaign logo

Llys Hywel Primary and Laugharne Primary recently contested a football game in the name of Fairtrade. The two schools’ Fairtrade steering groups played one another as the last event before Llys Hywel submit their overall project work to the Fair Trade committee in the hopes of achieving the Fairtrade Foundation’s Fairtrade School Award

Fair Trade In Football Campaign Gains Award

A locally supported Fair Trade in Football Campaign has received an award from Fair Trade Wales for Innovative Campaigning.

Steven Crabb Supports IF Campaign

Cardiff University Fellow Inspires Local Fair Trade Supporters

Fair Trade supporters from across the county were informed and challenged at a recent lecture in Pembrokeshire, presented by Dr. Alastair M. Smith, of Cardiff University's School of Planning and Geography

Young Boy Inspires Water Fundraising

Fairtrade and Hope For Christmas

Three Pembrokeshire schools have been helping to bring hope and fairness this Christmas time. Tavernspite County Primary, Tenby Juniors and St Oswald's schools invited Sharron Hardwick, Fair Trade Wales School's Speaker and Tearfund Media Officer, to share a Christmas Assembly