Cookery teacher and project coordinator of the Streets to Kitchen project, Caroline Parsons, writes in our latest blog post about life-changing cookery classes delivered in collaboration with Square Food Foundation, St Mungo’s and Better Food.
Community groups
With its café and pop-up restaurant evenings, Redcatch Community Garden shows just what a community can achieve with a vision for a connected, healthy and communal space, welcoming to all. Co-founder Kate Swain writes about their two-year journey.
Amy Walsh leads Youth & Play at The Vench, an adventure playground and community centre in Lockleaze, to support young people in Lockleaze to be healthy and happy. The Vench recently became a Going for Gold Food Champion, and Amy explains why food is so important to their work, and how you can help.
Florence Pardoe of Bristol-based start-up grOWN IT is on a mission to create a just and sustainable local food system through hands-on workshops. She explains how.
Rosa Beesley of The Matthew Tree Project writes in our latest blog post about how their vital work as part of RISE Social Enterprise fits in with the Food Equality element of Going for Gold.
Katherine Tanko from North Bristol Advice Centre writes about how an alliance of community groups came together in Lockleaze to make a guide for people at risk of food poverty to access a multiple set of services, rather than needing to talk to different agencies. The guide is also designed for workers in these agencies to refer to.
Louise Delmege from the National Food Service Campaign describes her vision for a future when everyone in the U.K. has access to a local social eating space where communities can cook and eat together.
You are invited to join us at a Going for Gold Business Breakfast on Food Equality on Friday, 15 November 2019.
Redfest festival is passionate about showcasing some of the best local artists and food vendors. Aisha Stewart, one of two Sustainability Coordinators for Redfest, explains how the festival is supporting Bristol’s Going for Gold bid.
Feeding Bristol is working hard to improve food security in the city. Find out how in this blog post.
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