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VEG ON THE EDGE

Named after philanthropist and businessman Sir Titus Salt, and designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2001, Saltaire Village near Bradford has a fascinating history. Sir Titus was a caring entrepreneur, creating homes so his workers could walk to their workplace - Salts Mill - which operated from 1853 until 1986.

Sir Titus’ iconic mill stands at the centre of this community's heart. Its purpose has evolved into a creative and cultural space, meeting the needs of a modern population - quite like the sustainable initiatives which have been set up here. Growing your own, recycling and sustainability have existed in Saltaire, West Yorkshire, long before the desperate push for us to be more conscious about the impact of our way of life

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