We’re really pleased to have Chris Haydon join us from this week (Feb 12th) to help out with administering across the range of Partnership projects.
I asked Chris about his thoughts on the role on day one…
“As you know, I’ve been a supporter of the work the Greater Lincolnshire Food Partnership do in the county since I moved here in 2020 so I’m excited now about having the chance to be a more integral part of it.
Having looked at the projects we have on the go it seems like 2024 will be a very important year for us and the wider food network.
I’m really looking forward to bringing my project management and communication skills in to support the team.“
With his organisational skills and knowledge about consumers and parts of the food system we know that Chris will be a great addition to the Food Partnership.
chris@lincolnshirefoodpartnership.org
More from the blog
Helen Fisher: a new coordinator at the Greater Lincolnshire Food Partnership
I’m excited to introduce my new colleague at the Greater Lincolnshire Food Partnership: Helen Fisher. I asked our network what you’d like to know about her – thanks to our friends for these great questions: How did you get into the world of regenerative solutions and low carbon shenanigans (the official terminology in case you…
The Story Behind Food Price Rises
You have probably noticed the cost of your supermarket trip rising – food prices have gone up 30% since April 2022. Research by the Food Foundation found households struggling with the cost of food tended to cut back on fruit and veg, exacerbating health inequalities. Food insecurity now affects one in eight households – one…
Young Person’s Contribution: Can Robots Impact Our Food Choices?
Guest post by Aura Anderson-Ross, University of Lincoln Can a robot convince you to eat more sustainable foods? With concerns surrounding the climate and food systems growing, a lot of research has been focusing on the best ways to promote sustainable eating. One such example is the development of social robots to provide nudges towards…
Leave a Reply