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News: National planning rules need to change
Fast food takeaway numbers increase everywhere, but growth more rapid in deprived areas of UK
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 2 April 2015
News: London's Big Dig Day goes national: Sign up you garden
The Big Dig Day is back on Saturday 27 April 2019. Sign up your garden for free to spring into action and get your community growing together.
Capital Growth | Thursday 28 March 2019
News: National Soil Symposium
Save the date for the Soil Association's Soil Symposium being held in Bristol on the 5th November 2015.
Sustain | Friday 2 October 2015
News: First grants from National Lottery-funded Climate Action Fund announced
The National Lottery Community Fund has announced more than £14 million in grants for communities across the UK to help tackle climate change which include several members of the Sustainable Food Places network.
Sustain | Monday 31 August 2020
News: Ethnic diversity in the environment charity sector below national average
Representation of people from diverse ethnic backgrounds in the environmental charity sector has reached 7% but remains below the national average, and more action is needed, finds The RACE Report.
Sustain | Wednesday 14 December 2022
News: 70 health organisations urge Prime Minister not to abandon obesity strategy
Sustain and Children's Food Campaign join the British Medical Association, British Heart Foundation and Cancer Research UK in expressing their profound concern that measures to promote children's health may be abandoned without facing the scrutiny of Parliament.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 22 September 2022
News: Sustain's Big Dig project gets green light to go national
Almost half a million volunteers benefit from the Social Action Fund, including those volunteering on community food growing spaces supported through Sustain's Big Dig.
Good to Grow | Monday 16 April 2012
News: Capital Growth wins National Lottery support for a new Growing Culture project
Capital Growth has received a National Lottery grant of £10,000 for an exciting heritage project, Growing Culture: Celebrating London’s past and future food growing heritage.
Capital Growth | Wednesday 20 February 2019
News: National NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme
NHS England, Public Health England and the charity Diabetes UK are working together to reduce the number of people in England being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Research has shown that 30-60% reductions in Type 2 diabetes incidence over three years in adults at high risk can be achieved through lifestyle change programmes. These include supporting people at risk to lose weight, exercise more and eat better diets.
Sustain | Thursday 26 March 2015
News: 1 national ban on selling energy drinks to under-16s
Sustain | Sunday 1 September 2019
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