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space, adding bird feeders and nest boxes, growing grapes for birds to share, and even creating a small gap in the garden gate so hedgehogs can pass through freely. That same ethos carries into the deli, where coffee grounds and food waste are composted and returned to the soil. Brett’s love of growing stretches


back to 2001, when he and Janine moved from South Africa and took on an allotment, rediscovering the simple satisfaction, and flavour, of homegrown food. For Brett, the connection be- tween people, place and nature feels instinctive. Drawn to Dartmouth’s strong community in 2017, they own a deli that reflects it - open, welcoming and rooted in connection.


Now, through Smith Street


Deli, Brett is helping grow something even bigger: a community coming together to care for the natural


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