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News: Local grain guide

Grown In Totnes has launched a guide to small-scale production, processing and selling of grains and pulses.
Real Bread Campaign | Tuesday 3 November 2020

Reports: Time for a Buckinghamshire Food Partnership? Full report

How taking a partnership approach could help secure a healthy and sustainable food future
Bucks Food Partnership | Tuesday 3 November 2020

News: The second lockdown – what does this mean for community gardens?

The second lockdown officially started on 5th November and we’re aware that many community food growers are wondering what this means for their gardens and allotments.
Good to Grow | Tuesday 3 November 2020

News: Farmers call on MPs to support food and farming standards in the Ag Bill

Close to a thousand farmers have added their names to an open letter to MPs, calling on them to accept a food and farming standards amendment in the Agriculture Bill.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Tuesday 3 November 2020

Events: What are Local Enterprise Partnerships and how can food partnerships engage with them?

This webinar will provide an overview of what Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) are, as well as identify potential areas where food partnerships can engage and influence to help stimulate the local sustainable food economy.
Sustainable Food Places | Monday 2 November 2020

Article: Rye revival

Karaway Bakery’s Ugne Greivyte celebrates Britain’s growing re-connection with rye.
Real Bread Campaign | Monday 2 November 2020

News: Government makes weak concessions on trade and food standards

Over the weekend Secretaries of State Liz Truss (Trade) and George Eustice (Defra) made two announcements relevant to the Agriculture Bill and food standards. They are useful but not enough.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Monday 2 November 2020

News: Sustain joins call for investment in the Healthy Start scheme

Sustain is proud to co-sign a letter signed by more than 50 public health directors, sector experts and healthcare professionals to Rishi Sunak (The Chancellor of the Exchequer) and Matt Hancock (Secretary of State for Health and Social Care) calling on Government to allocate additional funding to the Healthy Start scheme which supports low-income families.
Sustain | Monday 2 November 2020

Page: Does it really work?

Planning and food growing - lessons from Brighton and Hove
Planning Food Cities

Page: Help for communities

Planning Aid offers free, independent, professional advice on planning issues.
Planning Food Cities