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Urban Food Awards winners announced

The winners of this year's Urban Food Awards have been announced at a ceremony at City Hall, shining a spotlight on the enterprises, initiatives and - for this year - the women, bringing good food to London's table. 

PICTURE:  Agnė Bekeraitytė

PICTURE: Agnė Bekeraitytė

With community gardens, accessible cafes, surplus food savers, a London vineyard, and even a beekeeper in this cohort, the 2019 winners represent a slice of London’s diverse and dedicated foodies working to connect Londoners through growing, making, cooking, saving and sharing good food. Read the full list below.

This year, the judging panel included members of the Mayor of London’s food team, the London Food Board as well as partners from the Sustainable Restuarant Association and Feeding the City Link, who had the tough job of shortlisting from 160 wonderful and inspiring nominations of groups and individuals. And now, the results are in.

For their work in creating communities and improving access to food and food knowledge, Brixton Pound Café (winner) and Made in Hackney(commended)  have been recognised in the Good Food for All category, for using contemporary technology to build a donation platform to share surplus food, Plan ZHeroes are taking home the Innovation and Tasty Tech award, and for a dedication to creating a closed loop food system, Kings Cross’ Calthorpe Project are 2019’s Surplus Superstars.

Thanks to sponsorship from the London Growth Hub, Bread n Butter have won £5,000 of free business support for winning Superfood Social Enterprise, for their excellent cooking workshops and programmes that focus on reducing waste.

Super Social Enterprise Winner's Bread n Butter CIC are speaking at London Food Link's Spring Do this June

This year’s awards also profile and celebrate women doing great things for food across the capital. Read more here.

A huge congratulations to all the winners and nominees, who were celebrated in a ceremony at City Hall, and a big thanks to everyone who nominated all of powerful projects affecting change across London.

Read the full press release including all of the Women in Food winner here

Good Food for All 

Winner

Brixton Pound Café

Highly Commended

Made In Hackney

 

Good Food on Prescription

Winner

Apicultural

Highly Commended

Forty Hall Community Vineyard

Hammersmith Community Gardens

 

Innovation and Tasty Tech

Winner

Plan Zheroes

Highly Commended

SafetyNet Technologies

 

SUGAR SMART Hero

Joint Winners

The John Roan Kitchen

Notting Hill Adventure Playground

 

Special Commendation for SUGAR SMART

Cordwainers Grow

 

Super Social Enterprise

Winner

Bread n Butter CIC

Meet Bread n Butter at the Spring Networking Do

Highly Commended

Bloom Bakery and Catering

 

Surplus Superstar

Winner

Calthorpe Project

Highly Commended

City Harvest

Clarkshaws Brewery

 

Veg City Champion

Winner

Veggie Run

Highly Commended

Eat Club

 

Published Thursday 21 March 2019

Jellied Eel: With more than 50,000 readers, The Jellied Eel is the magazine for ethical eating in the capital. Published by Sustain's London Food Link to celebrate the best of London's local larder, each issue showcases the people and projects helping to put good food on the table. Annual subscription starts from less than £2 a month.

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