A talk that could boost the local economy

Thursday, 16 July 2020 12:13

Transition New Mills is going online with a talk that could boost the local economy.

It’s being given tonight (Thursday) by a man who knows more than most about achieving success.

Ian Jackson, from Love Belper, was involved in setting up Totally Locally Belper - a celebration of local shops and enterprises.

It led to success in the 2014 Great British High Street, followed by another win in 2019.

The online session is from 7.30pm to 9.30pm.

Meeting ID: 896 6896 7207

Password: 241096

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