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News: Developing a Good Food Plan in Barking and Dagenham
Establishing a food partnership and publishing a food strategy are key to ensuring local food systems can be transformed for the better. The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham recently published their own Good Food Plan. This is how it was created.
Sustainable Food Places | Tuesday 11 July 2023
News: Loopholes on brand advertising and sponsorship could scupper junk food ad ban
The National Heart Forum and Sustain cautioned MPs that Ofcom proposals could be fatally flawed if they do not deal with brand as well as product advertising.
Children's Food Campaign | Friday 27 October 2006
Reports: Good Food on the Public Plate: What we have done and what we have learned
The Good Food on the Public Plate ran as part of the London Food Strategy Local Food Infrastructure project from 2008 to 2011, helpingpublic sector organisations to buy and use more sustainable food. This report outlines the project's achievements up to 2009 and sets out the case for further work.
Good Food on the Public Plate | Sunday 18 October 2009
Reports: Hunger from the inside: The experience of food poverty in the UK
This report demonstrates the benefits of putting communities at the heart of action to tackle food poverty and social exclusion. Through the words of participants who took part in Sustain's Community Mapping project the report reveals how the depth and breadth of peoples experiences can be harnessed towards positive action and policy development. It highlights the disparities between what is being done, what is not being done and what should be done at local regional and national levels and encourages more Community Mapping.
Food Access Network | Tuesday 1 January 2002
News: Leadsom vows to protect food trade with EU
Addressing the National Farmers' Union conference, the Defra Secretary laid out the five principles she thinks should frame food and farming post-Brexit, and vowed both to protect food trade with the EU and pursue deals with other partners.
Sustain | Friday 24 February 2017
Blog: The Sustain alliance’s role in helping to eradicate food poverty and hunger
Sustain chief executive Kath Dalmeny looks at what we can do, working in alliance, to eliminate food poverty and hunger in the UK. We have been reviewing our shared priorities in preparation for Sustain’s refreshed strategy for 2020 to 2025.
Food Poverty | Friday 6 December 2019
News: ITV investigation into junk food at high street checkouts
An ITV Tonight investigation has found non-food retailers continue to promote sweets and chocolates at their checkouts. The findings - which back up Children's Food Campaign's repeated complaints about the practice - were featured as part of a documentary on the Government's forthcoming childhood obesity strategy, aired on ITV on 25 February.
Children's Food Campaign | Monday 14 March 2016
News: London Mayor proposes ban on junk food ads on Tube and buses
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has proposed a ban on advertising of junk food across the Transport for London network, to tackle the ‘ticking timebomb’ of child obesity, following campaigner’s call for action. And now he wants your views.
Jellied Eel | Sunday 27 May 2018
Blog: Parents Speak Out: Beyond breakfast, what really needs to happen on school food?
In the first of two blogs, Children’s Food Campaign Officer Naema Jannath talks to parents about progress on healthy children's food over the past year, starting with food in our schools and what they would like to see considered in the new food strategy and government policy.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 24 April 2025
News: Children's Food Campaign gave evidence to the Health Select Committee
Children’s Food Campaign Co-ordinator Malcolm Clark was invited to give evidence to the Health Select Committee as part of their special inquiry into the Government's childhood obesity strategy. There, Mr. Clark along with Prof Graeme MacGregor, chairman of Action on Sugar, and Dr Paul Darragh, a member of the British Medical Association's board of science, made the case for the introduction of a sugary drinks duty as well as the need to tighten current regulations regarding marketing to children.
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 14 October 2015
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Children's Food Campaign: 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.
