Posts Tagged Kitchen Table Talks

MSPs join campaigners in calling for Scotland to become a Good Food Nation

By Tom Orr on May 24, 2018 / Blog Posts, Food governance

So, what is a ‘Good Food Nation’ then? One with sourdough bread made from heritage Scottish grain, delicious cheese from Scotland’s ethical dairy that is pioneering in animal welfare, organic salad leaves and strawberries picked fresh locally? All such delights were found at the Scottish Food Coalition’s

800 People take action for Good Food Law

By Elli Kontorravdis on May 22, 2018 / Press Release

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

Will another Kitchen Table Talk change the world?

By Tom Orr on April 10, 2018 / Blog Posts, Food governance

Nourish Scotland, along with other members of the Scottish Food Coalition, have been running a campaign to get people to talk about food over the last couple of months. Whether that’s at big old wooden kitchen tables, smooth and sleek office tables, tables at the allotment or

Take Action: Do a Kitchen Table Talk

By Elli Kontorravdis on March 28, 2018 / Blog Posts

There’s just over two weeks left to help shape the future of Scotland’s food system. As a member of the Scottish Food Coalition, Nourish has been taking part in and promoting Kitchen Table Talks. Make sure the food justice issues you care about are represented before the

Good Food Nation Engagement Begins

By Elli Kontorravdis on February 6, 2018 / Uncategorized

Nourish Scotland Press Release Tuesday 6 February 12:00 The Scottish Food Coalition launched their public engagement on the Good Food Nation Bill today. The Kitchen Table Talks engagement will explore public priorities for a good food nation in preparation for the Government’s consultation. Pete Ritchie, Executive