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From the dust of bricks
11 May 2020

From the dust of bricks

by Pam Mungroo | posted in: Social innovation | 0

Through the determination of its community, the village of Glenboig has risen from the brick dust of its industrial history. Over the last three years, Dr Neil Stott, Dr Michelle Fava, and students from the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation … Continued

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