Cookery classes
Our list of not-for-profit community cooking organisations, adult education courses and commercial cookery classes.
Our list of not-for-profit community cooking organisations, adult education courses and commercial cookery classes.
Are you having difficulty accessing good, affordable food for your family? Here’s a list of places that can help.
Box schemes in the Bristol area with locally grown food, supplied direct from the growers.
Seeking new director of Bristol Food Network CIC, with additional paid role managing finances.
BFN is looking for a Bristol Good Food 2030 Communications and Engagement Coordinator.
Running from 15-16 June for 2024, this year’s trail offers a unique opportunity to explore the city’s green spaces and engage in hands-on workshops, all while enjoying free entry to these lush havens.
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
Bristol Good Food 2030 is a framework for action to transform the city’s food system within this decade, supporting its ambitions on health, climate, biodiversity and social justice.
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.
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