Most fruit groups start from small beginnings. They can evolve from confessions over the garden wall about apples and other fruits going to waste, or a shared appreciation of our favourite garden fruits. Whatever their beginnings, fruit groups contribute so much to local communities and aren't just about turning unwanted fruits into precious resources. Fun-filled events, companionship, creativity and fund-raising are some of the many positives.
If you would like to set up a fruit group and you need some inspiration, read about Brighton's very own Scrumping Project, and click through to our handy guide to community juicing.
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