Snubbed and then forgotten, considered a symbol of a past linked to poverty, beans are instead the food of the future.
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I have come to appreciate the huge diversity of beans, and the important role they play in almost every culture in the world. They are highly nutritious and can reduce or replace meat in many diets. They fix nitrogen from the atmosphere and help...
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Read moreLet Glasgow Nourish artworks by Hannah Brackston
Glasgow Food Policy Partnership received funding from the Food Sovereignty Network and The Dear Green Bothy to commission an artist to create an artwork drawing on the themes of the Glasgow City Food Plan, delivering the project in May-June...
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https://mailchi.mp/2f81a02d5c96/glasgow-food-policy-partnership-spring-newsletter
Read moreExperience of attending the Terra Madre conference 2022; reflections 3 months on…
Riikka Gonzalez, our Sustainable Food Cities Co-ordinator writes about her experience in attending the Slow Food Terra Madre conference in Turin. You can read the report here.
Read moreGlasgow Community Food Network launch their campaign pack in time for COP27
The Food and Climate Action project today launched the results of their Demand for Land campaign. Rounding off a year of activity highlighting the need for more accessible land forgrowing in Glasgow, their pack includes: Route maps for Glasgow...
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Glasgow City Food Plan Annual Report, Good Food For Glasgow Campaign, Cost of Living Crisis Responses (mailchi.mp)
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You can read our Summer Newsletter HERE
Read moreGFPP Spring Newsletter 2022
You can read our Spring newsletter here.
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