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Recipe for Change campaign at party conferences 2024

This year is a critical one for engaging politicians and policy makers on our food system. The Recipe for Change campaign will be at party conferences with members and allies to make the case for improving child health and the food we eat.

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Published: Monday 2 September 2024

Labour Party Conference, Liverpool (22 - 25 September 2024)

Tuesday 24 September

'How can Labour achieve its ambition to raise the healthiest generation of children in our history?' with Diabetes UK

Time: 16:30 –17:30

Venue: Arena Room 5, ACC Liverpool (inside secure zone)

Chair: Rachel Sylvester, Political Columnist, The Times

Speakers:

Andrew Gwynne MP, Minister for Prevention and Public Health & MP for Gorton and Denton
Sonia Kumar MP, Labour MP for Dudley
Oonagh Turnbull, Head of Health and Sustainable Diet Campaigns, Tesco
Anna Taylor, Executive Director, The Food Foundation
Colette Marshall, Chief Executive, Diabetes UK

Conservative Party Conference, Birmingham (29 September - 2 October 2024)

Sunday 29 September

'How can we make children in the UK the healthiest in the world?' with Diabetes UK

Time: 15:30 –17:00

Venue: Executive Room 1, ICC Birmingham (inside secure zone)

Chair: Chris Smyth, Whitehall editor, The Times

Speakers:

Dr Ben Spencer MP, Shadow Minister for Mental Health, Prevention and Public Health
Johnny Luk, Lead Consultant and Head of Public Affairs, Cast from Clay
Colette Marshall, Chief Executive, Diabetes UK
Matthias Lomas, Engagement Director – Investment, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Foundation
Dr Hannah Brinsden, Head of Policy and Advocacy, The Food Foundation

News • Children's Food Campaign

Children's Food Campaign: Better food and food teaching for children in schools, and protection of children from junk food marketing are the aims of Sustain's high-profile Children's Food Campaign. We also want clear food labelling that can be understood by everyone, including children.

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Kate Howard
Campaign Coordinator
Children's Food Campaign

Kate joined Sustain in June 2023, and coordinates the Recipe for Change campaign, as part of the wider Children’s Food Campaign. Recipe for Change is calling on the Government to introduce new industry levies to help make our food and drink healthier, building on the success of the Soft Drinks Industry Levy.

She brings a background in managing programmes in a range of health and educational settings in the UK and abroad, most recently in Nesta’s People Powered Results team where she supported long term change in the NHS and community settings by mobilising those closest to the issues.

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