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Young Fair Trader In Eastleigh

March 19, 2013 By Janet Williams 1 Comment

Could he be the youngest Fair Trader in Eastleigh?

12-year-old Ben helps run the Traidcraft stall at St.Boniface church in Chandler’s Ford twice a month.

Ben supports his mum, Janet, to do the job.Ben Traidcraft

What does the job entail?

1) Loading and unloading 10 heavy boxes.
2) Setting up 3 tables and taking control of the sweets section.
3) Giving people the correct change. It involves doing a bit of quick mental maths!
4) Talking to people: Ben talks about Kings and Queens, Doctor Who and ‘some weird stuff’.

Mother: Ben, what do you love most about running the Traidcraft stall in the church? Fighting poverty? Saving the world?

Ben: Earning my pocket money!

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    August 20, 2014 at 9:09 am

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