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Chocolates are providing a way out for women with convictions in Scotland
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Joyce Murray2022-03-25T17:08:00
Joyce Murray’s chocolate-making social enterprise supports women who have touched the Scottish criminal justice system and gives them the opportunity to make a fresh start.
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