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Print West LondonThere are lots of local newspapers in West London and my friend who works for the local council is trying to organise a ?walking bus` to her local school. She is very keen on protecting the environment and believes that if more people walked their children to their local schools, that less damage would be done to the ozone layer. As she had canvassed some mothers outside the school gates and received a positive response to her walking bus project, she decided to publicise it further and try to get the event into
Print West London. She phoned the local newspapers up and had interviews with them to explain what the project was about. She also decided to get some flyers printed and looked around for suitable companies who
Print West London. She really got the local school behind the campaign as well and they kindly offered to donate some money to help with the cost of the
Print West London. Finally, the day for the walking bus came and, thanks to all of her efforts, the turnout was huge. The local newspapers were there and reported it and now she is going to organise one a week.