Although Changing Chalk has ended, the connections it helped create continue to grow. With support from Extended Table and Land Use Plus, Growing New Roots and Sussex Grazed are helping people connect with their local landscape through food.
Although Changing Chalk has ended, the connections it helped create continue to grow. With support from Extended Table and Land Use Plus, Growing New Roots and Sussex Grazed are helping people connect with their local landscape through food.
Brighton and Hove City Council has published a Consultation asking what the new City Plan should focus on.
This July marked 10 years of Groundswell; the regenerative farming conference-come-festival. Our Land Use Plus team were in attendance, here are their reflections from the summer’s…
A new version of the South Down National Park's local plan is open for consultation.
How does Sussex history link to farming and nature recovery?
Four busy years have passed since we launched our pilot meat box scheme, Sussex Grazed.
Venison has been in the news a lot recently, and with good reason. With deer numbers out of balance across the UK, and…
A reflection by Sophie, Project Manager of Land Use Plus, who visited the Oxford Real Farming Conference 2026
Georgina reflects on her time spent in training, visiting farms across Sussex to gain hands-on experience in the local farming systems.
We welcome Frances to Sussex Grazed as our newest farmer, a passionate advocate for high-welfare, nature-friendly farming.
Find out what we discussed during our 2025 Land Use Plus Conference, from group workshops and panel talks, to Sussex Surplus catering with Sussex Grazed meats.
Find out why we back British farming, and get some advice on how best to support your local farmers.