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News: New report finds that climate and energy crises have increased household food costs by £600

New research reveals that the increase in extreme weather incidents around the world is directly related to the cost of living crisis and may continue next year. 
Sustain | Monday 27 November 2023

News: Low income families may miss out on £58m in food support due to Healthy Start scheme problems

Nearly £58 million in government nutritional support for families could go unclaimed this year due to inefficiencies in the Healthy Start scheme. Over a third of babies, young children and pregnant people are missing out on the support they're entitled to.
Sustainable Food Places | Wednesday 22 May 2024

News: Expert food growers wanted for Capital Growth’s 2025 training program

Capital Growth has launched its open call for next year’s training calendar. If you'd like to help deliver the London programme, send your proposals before the seasonal deadlines. 
Capital Growth | Monday 25 November 2024

News: Calls to expand healthy school food in response to escalating parent and teacher concerns

The children's charity Barnardo's has joined the campaign for expansion of healthy school lunches, as parliamentarians are invited to rally behind the Superpowers of School Meals. 
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 12 March 2025

News: Elizabeth Truss was promoted to become Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in July

Truss is the Member of Parliament for South West Norfolk, and was previously Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Education. Prior to entering Parliament, she was Deputy Director at the think-tank Reform.
Sustain | Wednesday 1 October 2014

News: A Connecticut senator has introduced a bill to remove subsidies for marketing low nutrition food to children

The bill would amend the tax code to prohibit any deduction taken by companies for advertising or marketing through the use of characters, advergames, and in-school promotions of unhealthy foods to children under 14, and direct the revenue generated by eliminating such tax deductions to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program, which serves elementary school students in low-income areas.
Sustain | Wednesday 1 October 2014

News: Food and health organisations tell Nestlé fake nutrition claims on KitKat cereal is 'irresponsible'

A group of food and health organisations has written to the chief executive officer of Nestlé UK and Ireland about its 'irresponsible' marketing campaign to launch a new sugary Kit Kat cereal.
Children's Food Campaign | Saturday 13 May 2023

News: New Community Garden Group to explore the role of urban food gardens for climate, nature and people

Capital Growth, London's largest food growing network, invites community gardens to take part in a series of workshops this spring to define what a climate and nature friendly garden means to them.
Capital Growth | Wednesday 2 February 2022

News: Caught Out! Advertising watchdog bans KP Snacks junk food ads for England & Wales Cricket Board

Two adverts for the family friendly cricket tournament The Hundred which were sponsored by KP Snacks have been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority, who ruled that they breached rules protecting children from exposure to unhealthy food and drink marketing.
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 13 April 2022

News: Children's Food Campaign welcomes new Government Trailblazer programme for local action on child obesity

From October, local authorities will be encouraged to submit proposals for a new Trailblazer programme to tackle childhood obesity, in a partnership between the Department of Health and the Local Government Association. Children's Food Campaign welcomes the initiative, but says it will need to be scaled up for systemic change.
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 26 September 2018


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