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Damian Radcliffe

Publication written by me and produced in September 2006 highlighting some of the work done through the CSV Action / BBC English Regions partnership. Some great case studies here (even though I say it myself!) of volunteering, social action and community participation.

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

CSV BBC 5th anniversary publication

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