It’s natural to put ‘food’ into the search box and see what this 135 page document says. But that would miss some of the most important messages. First, of course, the incorporation into Scots law of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. This has
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One of the first lessons we’ve had to learn in this crisis is that running out of food is not a problem of supply. It’s a problem of distribution. £1bn worth of food that would otherwise be on the shelves, is in people’s cupboards and fridges. Meanwhile,
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This week, two milestone reports were released on poverty in the UK. The UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty, Philip Alston, released his final report following a fact-finding mission to the UK last autumn. Alston details how increasing poverty and an undermined welfare system meant that for many of
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Today [25th January], Edinburgh becomes a Veg City, kicking off a city-wide campaign to promote vegetable consumption. The Veg City campaign start coincides with the launch of a new Veg Power advertising campaign, airing for the first time on ITV and STV tonight. Starting today, schools, community
Read more →Embargoed for 00.01 on Monday 8th October Glasgow businesses have made commitments to the Peas Please initiative to help increase vegetable consumption. Children attending parties in GOALS Glasgow South and GOALS Glasgow West football centres will be offered fruit and veg snacks as starter. 5000 students will
Read more →Embargoed for 00.01 on Monday 8th October 4 Scottish companies are among 10 major UK caterers making commitments to the Peas Please initiative to increase vegetable consumption Peas Please has delivered 4.8 million additional portions of veg in its first year For every 3 meals eaten out
Read more →Embargoed for 00.01 on Monday 8th October Businesses and food education programmes have made commitments to the Peas Please initiative to help increase vegetable consumption Children attending parties in GOALS football centres in Glasgow and Aberdeen will be offered healthy fruit and veg snacks as starter. 6000
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The Scottish Food Coalition, of which Nourish is a member, is disappointed that the Scottish Government’s ambition for what it means to be a Good Food Nation seems to have diminished. Today’s Programme for Government has scaled back on a firm commitment to legislation, opting instead for
Read more →Campaigners will bring kitchen tables and chairs outside the Scottish Parliament to launch a report on public priorities for the future of food in Scotland. [1] [2] The report, published by the Scottish Food Coalition, asked the public their top priorities and concerns for a Good Food
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