Reports: Autumn Budget 2026: Reducing hardship and the need for emergency food

A joint representation from Feeding Britain, The Food Foundation, the Independent Food Aid Network, Sustain, and Trussell.
Sustain | Wednesday 23 September 2026

Reports: Food security: A briefing from the Farming and Land Use Network (FLUN)

The Farming and Land Use Network (FLUN) is a coalition of food, farming and environmental organisations committed to securing positive changes to the UK’s food and farming system.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Tuesday 23 April 2024

News: Food Issues Census identifies Sustain among top three most connected organisations

As in two previous Food Issues Census reports, Sustain has been identified as one of the most connected and collaborative alliances working on food and farming, referenced as a partner or support organisation by many participants in this landmark census of the sector.  
Sustain | Tuesday 20 May 2025

Page: Connecting Community Food Enterprises Case Study: BrightStore Whitehawk

BrightStore Whitehawk is a community-led grocery store tackling food insecurity and exploring innovative trading models in one of the most deprived wards of Brighton and Hove.
Good Food Enterprise

News: Ban on multibuy deals on less healthy food finally enters into force

New legislation restricting multi-buy price offers on less healthy food and drink high in fat, salt and/or sugar has finally come into force on 1 October, three years after originally scheduled, whilst other junk food marketing and advertising loopholes remain a concern for children's health. Read Sustain's response.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 2 October 2025

News: Fix food environments to tackle obesity, says new Health Committee report

Sustain welcomes new Health and Social Care Committee’s report on food and obesity, which calls on government to take bolder action to improve the nation’s health by creating healthier food environments and prioritising prevention.
Sustain | Wednesday 15 July 2026

News: New parents' manifesto calls for action on children's healthy food

As two thirds of parents worry about what their children are eating, the Children's Food Campaign has launched Our Children, Our Future, a new parents' manifesto for government action on healthy children's food, calling for action in five key policy areas. 
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 24 April 2024

Page: Recommendations for robust healthier food advertising policy guidance

Local governments have a healthier food advertising policy when their policy guidance meets the minimum standards, plus they have a strong implementation which should result in switching the spotlight away from unhealthy foods and drinks. This page sets out what needs to be included in robust healthier food advertising policy guidance.
Commercial Determinants

News: In it together: new report highlights joined up approach in the North East to tackle food poverty

Councils are working with a range of community groups to reach vulnerable families as momentum grows to build a fairer, more sustainable food system in one of England’s most historically deprived areas.
Good Food Local | Tuesday 12 November 2024

News: Funding awarded to Plymouth projects stepping away from food aid

Two community-led initiatives that help people in disadvantaged neighbourhoods have been awarded funding through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund
Good Food Local | Wednesday 10 January 2024


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