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Reports: London Grows Wild: A guide to wildlife-friendly food growing
London Grows Wild is a practical guide to help urban food growers incorporate wildlife-friendly practices and principles into their gardens.
Capital Growth | Monday 19 September 2016
News: Famous fermenter, Sandor Katz, to kick off Urban Food Fortnight
Urban Food Fortnight is set to launch on 19 September, with a talk and demo from award-winning fermentation revivalist, Sandor Katz.
Jellied Eel | Wednesday 24 July 2019
News: Behind Closed Doors: Britain’s food insecurity crisis exhibition
The End Hunger UK campaign, of which Sustain is a member, is running Behind Closed Doors, a touring exhibition of photography and poetry demonstrating some experiences food insecurity.
Food Poverty | Thursday 23 August 2018
News: Fast food chains fail to act on threat from antibiotic-resistant bacteria
A new report reveals that Global fast food brands are not using their supply chain power to counter the threat from antibiotic-resistant bacteria in livestock
Sustain | Friday 26 February 2016
News: Bandstand Beds helps communities engage with the climate emergency through food
Bandstand Beds located at the heard of Clapham Common in the South of London uses food growing to bring together the community and highlight the climate emergency.
Good to Grow | Tuesday 20 April 2021
News: Training available in school meal contracts and the Food for Life Catering Mark
Well over half of London's boroughs now have school meal service contracts with the Soil Association's Food for Life Catering Mark accreditation. Attend this training to find out more.
Food Legacy | Tuesday 4 October 2011
News: London’s food gardens tackle climate and nature crisis
Growing for Nature, a new initiative launched this spring, aims to boost biodiversity and expand access to food growing across London.
Capital Growth | Tuesday 10 June 2025
News: Bill to protect children from junk food advertising clears first hurdle
Children's and health campaigners have welcomed the news that Baroness Thornton's Bill to introduce a 9pm watershed for junk food TV adverts has cleared its first major hurdle in the House of Lords.
Children's Food Campaign | Friday 8 June 2007
News: #UrbanHarvest2024 - Celebrating London’s food gardens this harvest season
This year’s Urban Harvest celebrates London’s food gardens and their role in tackling the climate and nature emergency.
Capital Growth | Wednesday 26 June 2024
News: Glasgow Community Food Network calls for better access to land during COP27
Glasgow Community Food Network launch a campaign pack to help local people and organisations to access underused land in Glasgow.
Food for the Planet | Tuesday 22 November 2022
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Food for the Planet: Sustain The alliance for better food and farming advocates food and agriculture policies and practices that enhance the health and welfare of people and animals, improve the working and living environment, enrich society and culture and promote equity.
