Churchill Travelling Fellowships backed by former recipient

Remin Scotland's Jennifer Brodie says she wants other people to get the same rewards from the fellowship as she did.

by Matthew Appleby 30 August 2017

The Winston Churchill Travelling Fellowships has a category for horticulture this year at http://www.wcmt.org.uk/apply.
Deadline for applicants is 19 September.  
Brodie said: "My fellowship gave me as good a mid-life boost as I think it is possible to get and as a now Winston Fellow I am keen to spread the word for others to benefit."
Her scholarship gave £7,000 to travel round Europe to research European Waste Management – Policies and Practices 2003. 
Remin will be exhibiting at Four Oaks in Cheshire on 5-6 September.

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