Our story
A local response to a global crisis
Our role in addressing issues of food security, poverty, health, climate and environment in Lincolnshire.
Food Partners
Local organisations & businesses committed to working together for fairer greener healthier food for all
The Greater Lincolnshire Food Partnership links local projects and organisations who are tackling issues of poverty, health, sustainability and climate change through food.
Advisory board
The movers and shakers of the Greater Lincolnshire Food Partnership
Our board brings together local leaders with a passion for sustainable food. We have backgrounds in the public, private and third sector, including local government, the faith community, local businesses, schools and charities.
Current Projects
Our role is supportive, catalytic, contributory.
We’re working on a Feeding Tariff, Mint Lane Cafe, Nourishing Lincoln, and more…
Sustainable Food Places
A network with shared aims
The Greater Lincolnshire Food Partnership is part of a UK wide network that tackles food poverty, reduces waste and promotes a vibrant, diverse, sustainable food economy.
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Lincolnshire Food news from our blog:
What does resilience mean to Lincolnshire?
Resilience – the ability to weather the storms, to bounce back after a disruption, adapt quickly to change. In the face of increasing turbulence, from weather events to global geopolitics, discussion of resilience is coming loudly to the fore here in Lincolnshire. I’ll give you a few examples: Farm resilience This year’s Lincolnshire Farming Conference…
Students at the heart of a new community grocery
Springwell Academy Lincoln is proud to be launching a new community grocery. The student run project is designed to support local families, students and staff while strengthening links between the school and the wider community. The community grocery will offer affordable food and essential items in a welcoming environment. Its aim is simple but powerful:…
The Planetary Health Diet
There are two big problems with the Planetary Health Diet. The first problem is that a lot of people can’t afford it. So the EAT-Lancet team behind it were left with the dilemma: whether to water down their recommendations, or whether, globally, we should all be seeing to it that everyone can access a healthy…
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