What the future of food production in Sussex looks like - a view from our Land Use Plus Conference, 2024.
What the future of food production in Sussex looks like - a view from our Land Use Plus Conference, 2024.
A visit to the Phoenix Community Centre in Brighton reveals the power behind local food sharing initiatives and why we should invest in them.
Our latest survey shows that emergency food projects relied on by 6,297 people in Brighton and Hove every week.
This local farm made big changes to how they farm to improve soil and plant health - find out more in our blog.
Why we sometimes don’t recycle, how to overcome the barriers and a few commonly overlooked items you can start recycling today.
Read the final instalment in our conservation grazing blog series, asking how conservation grazing can help nature recover across a large area.
Learn more about our community cookery school where everyone can cook, learn new skills, connect with their community, and enjoy food together.
"I used to cook a lot but my circumstances changed, my kids moved away and I lost my job so I let go of cooking for a while. I was interested to start again and to learn how to use cheap and low-cost ingredients."
Groundswell is the agricultural conference leading the way in regenerative practices. Hosted on a family farm near Stevenage, it attracts people from across the…
What does sustainable farming look like here on the Sussex Downs, and how can the principles of agroecology be endorsed and embraced on a regional…
The Soil in the City (SITC) project has been dedicated to bridging the gap between Brightonian’s and the local food system.
Katerina Psarikidou, Shelley Taylor, Maria Roughton, Nikki Dowbiggin-Lamb & Sophia Martin With a growing part of UK population experiencing food inequalities, transforming the…