Category: Food poverty

This film is presented by a forager who takes us on a fascinating and inspiring journey to meet people in Cornwall working on ways for us to ‘do food better’ as the climate changes

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Inspired by The King’s work with tackling food waste and educating younger generations about food supply and production, this new project to mark His Majesty’s 75th birthday seeks to bridge the gap between food waste and food need across the UK

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A national report shows how churches in the Your Local Pantry network are saving money for and improving the health of their communities.

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A new report from Sustainable Food Cornwall and Exeter University reveals that community food growing schemes are flourishing in Cornwall but urgently need access to more land, funding and skills in order to expand and thrive.

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A diverse group of farmers, food producers, food businesses, public sector and health professionals, community and voluntary sector groups and activists, educationalists and journalists shared perspectives, experiences and ideas around transforming Cornwall’s food system to one that provides ‘Good Food for One and All’. 

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access to affordable food along with availability, utilisation and stability are the four main issues that contribute to food insecurity for over one third of people in the UK

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More emergency food parcels were given out during the April to September 2022 period than ever before for this time of year.

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Truro Foodbank are launching their Reverse Advent Calendar in November…

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The response of the international community in responding to the early warning signs of a hunger crisis in East Africa has been branded “hugely inadequate” as hunger more than doubles in one year according to analysis by international development charity, Christian Aid.

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Flagship report documenting the health of our food system, how it impacts on our lives, and why we must change the food environment so that it delivers healthy and sustainable diets for everyone, everywhere.

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Thirty cities have signed the Birmingham Food Justice Pledge, a formal commitment ensuring all citizens – irrespective of status – are entitled to safe, nutritious, and sustainable food.

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