BFN is looking for a Partnership Coordinator Role (Maternity Cover): the closing date for applications is Wednesday 8 May. Hours/term: 15-21 hours per week, from
For 2023, the Get Growing Trail ran over the weekend of 3–4 June and was an opportunity for citizens to explore Bristol’s community growing spaces
In 2021 Bristol was officially awarded the status of Gold Sustainable Food City. During the campaign to achieve this status, a large number of policy documents and guidance documents were created.
Bristol Good Food is an exciting new online hub that helps people in Bristol navigate, celebrate and participate in the abundance of good food activity taking place across the city.
There are initiatives across Bristol making it easier for people and businesses to offer help through volunteering time or donating surplus food.
Are you having difficulty accessing good, affordable food for your family? Here’s a list of places that can help.
Do you want to get involved in a community growing group in Bristol? This map will help you find peaceful city sanctuaries and social garden spaces.
The city of Bristol is increasingly being seen as a centre for food initiatives and innovation. Bristol Food Network has hosted visits from Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Spain and Northern Ireland.
Resources were made available during the COVID-19 pandemic by Bristol Food Network for those who needed support during this time.
Bristol Food Network ran the Bristol Food Connections festival in 2014, 15 & 16. In 2017 a new independent organisation was set up to run the festival, Food Connections CIC.
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