To celebrate the second year of our Sharing the Harvest project we were invited to the Mayor of Brighton and Hove's Parlour.
To celebrate the second year of our Sharing the Harvest project we were invited to the Mayor of Brighton and Hove's Parlour.
Statistics illustrate how the Food Partnership's work changes lives.
Cooking, eating together and language sharing is fun for migrant women and children.
Report reveals a growing number of families with three children or more in Brighton and Hove are sinking into food poverty.
We are bringing together the city's caterers to talk about healthy food choices.
We wanted to find out about how 'Eating Together' reduces isolation, and helps people feel more connected within their community.
An award for everyone who is working on food in the city – the butchers, the bakers, the policy makers.
Information for those interested in learning from our model, to set up community composting schemes in other cities and towns.
Try our top tips on how to garden with less water!