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WATCH: Why the Midlands Langar Seva Society feeds thousands of people every week, for free
18th January 2018
The Midland Langar Seva Society serves 5,000 meals a week in 17 towns and cities.
It is the work of two men who set up a network to give free food to people in need.
It has now been recognised by the UK Prime Minister Theresa May with a 'Points of Light' award for Randhir Singh Heer, one of the founders.
BBC Midlands covered their work this week in a video interview.
It is the work of two men who set up a network to give free food to people in need.
It has now been recognised by the UK Prime Minister Theresa May with a 'Points of Light' award for Randhir Singh Heer, one of the founders.
BBC Midlands covered their work this week in a video interview.
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