| Garstang Cycling club eat Fairtrade bananas before cycling around Garstang to promote Fairtrade and healthy sustainable living |  |
 | Soroptimists from the North West of England who attended the seminar "Shouting up for Women" to mark International Womens' Day at the Hilton Hotel, Blackpool. |
| Year 7 students from Garstang Academy made footprints to show their own steps for Fairtrade. They held a Fairtrade cake stall with help from Year 10 students Rachel, Sarah and Megan, with teacher Mrs Witte. |  |
 | Jennipher Wettaka with Ruth Bruce, Chair of Garstang Fairtrade Steering Group, Joanne Coffey of Equal Exchange, Tomomi Saito of Tokyo University and Susan Calloner, Soroptimist International at St Thomas’ CE Primary School. Jennipher talked to pupils and adults about Fairtrade coffee production and the importance of Fairtrade in her community. |
Massatoma Mounkoro, cotton farmer from Mali; meet students and lecturers from Myerscough College
St. Thomas C of E Primary School
Producers visit and Fairtrade lunch
Massatoma Mounkoro
Cycling Club
 | Booth's displayed footprints designed by Garstang Community Primary School. |
| Avis from the Coffee Pot has footprints from St John Cross Primary School, Bilsborough, in her window to promote Fairtrade during Fairtrade Fortnight. |  |
 | St Mary Michael's Primary School's footprints have Fairtrade pledges displayed at the Co-op, a stalwart Fairtrade supporter. |