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Dunstable tenant turns surplus supermarket food into a lifeline for neighbours

For five years, Harmony has collected surplus supermarket food three times a week and shared it with people in her Dunstable neighbourhood, turning help she once received into practical support for others.

2 September 2026

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Dunstable Clock Tower and Market Cross. Representative photograph of Dunstable; it does not show Harmony, her family or the food redistribution work.
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Dunstable tenant turns surplus supermarket food into a lifeline for neighbours

For five years, Harmony has collected surplus supermarket food three times a week and shared it with people in her Dunstable neighbourhood, turning help she once received into practical support for others.

Dunstable · 2 Sep 2026
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