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Clare, a volunteer on LESS’s Growing Our Local Food Economy (GOLFE) project, talks about her experience making a 100%...
I’ve completed three weeks of the Local Food Pledge and it has been exciting to see how easy it is to...
Last Saturday I attended the ‘Zero Carbon Lancaster’ conference at Cumbria University. The conference was organised by Kevin Frea...
Dennis Touliatos, a plant scientist at Lancaster Environment centre, talks about an exciting new seed saving project coming to...
Why should you support your local organic food producer?
Anna Clayton, , April, Local Food Column, 0At Growing with Grace we strive to produce food organically People tend to think organic food is expensive. But...
Michael Hallam from The Ethical Small Traders Association (ESTA) talks about leveling the economic playing field in Lancaster. Lancaster...
What will the growing season have in store for Growing with Grace?
Anna Clayton, , April, Local Food Column, 0Growing with Grace is an organic and sustainable vegetable grower in Clapham, North Yorkshire. Last year (2014), a number...
This week Sam from Lancaster’s Sustainable Food Cities group talks about the big food buyers in Lancaster District. When...
March has been a very busy month for local food in Lancaster. On Friday 6th March Lancashire’s Sustainable Food...
Community farms are a great way to get local people involved in growing their own food
Anna Clayton, , Local Food Column, March, 0Daniel Martin, a philosophy student from Lancaster University, talks about his involvement with Claver Hill community farm. The importance...
Last year Kathy Barton took part in the ‘Live on £1 a day for 5 days’ event, to help...
Two weeks ago I attended an ‘Unconference’ in London, hosted by the National Food Assembly team. The Unconference aimed...
Horticultural fleece good for protecting vegetable seedlings in the autumn and spring
Anna Clayton, , February, Local Food Column, 0As the days lengthen it becomes an exciting time for gardeners facing a new growing season. However, late frosts...
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Felicity (Fil) Duirwyn – Filbert’s Bakery 17 October 2016 -
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