On a sunny Monday in March, over 50 people came together at Montague Farm on the Pevensey Levels to reimagine shorter, more human and tastier local supply chains in East…
By Gemma McFarlane, Grow Cook Eat network coordinatorWhen we invited people to join us gardening at Lewes Football Club last week, some were a bit confused! I could see a…
Since 2022, Hospitable Environment has been bringing people of all ages and backgrounds together for a community meal and conversations around the central question "what does it take to make…
The 2023 evaluation report for the Peacehaven & Newhaven Community Supermarkets reflects on the challenges and opportunities of alternative models of community food support. SCDA runs two community supermarkets in Newhaven…
LDFP are delighted to welcome a guest contribution from Lunch Positive Project Coordinator Jim Stanford. Read on to find out more about the community connections being built at the Seahaven…
Lewes District Food Partnership have kicked off the New Year with celebrations of our Sustainable Food Places Bronze award. The award is a national, evidence-based recognition and celebration of places…
Our new edition of the Grow Cook Eat Network's newsletter is a one stop shop for anything to do with growing, cooking, sharing, preserving and eating Good Food in Lewes…
In May and June of this year we ran a project called Feeling the Pinch: Have Your Say! which aimed to amplify the voices of residents through the Cost-of-Living Crisis. (Click…
Read the Joint Letter from the Cost of Living Partners Action Group 90% of low-income households on Universal Credit are currently going without essentials. Some food banks in Lewes District…
The Lewes District Emergency Food Network is a network of projects across the district that collectively support over 500 households to access food.The rising cost of living is leaving an increasing…
