Members of the Food Cardiff network gathered at the Temple of Peace in Cardiff to celebrate the first ten years of the network, which culminated with Cardiff achieving the Gold Sustainable Food Places award in 2024.
Following a phenomenal six years of development, success and achievement in becoming one of the most sustainable food places in the UK, the outgoing Food Cardiff co-ordinator, Pearl Costello takes a moment to reflect and welcome the new chapter for the partnership.
The Good Food Cardiff Autumn Festival has returned for its sixth year, taking place throughout September and October.
A new public survey has been launched to gather vital insights on local food habits, preferences, and challenges, with the goal of creating a healthier, more sustainable, thriving, empowering, and connected food landscape for all
The Food Cardiff team was pleased to welcome familiar and new faces to the Gathering, representing organisations from the public, private and third sector across the city.
This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your work, connect with the community, and contribute to Cardiff’s reputation as a leading sustainable food city.
Join the network that’s powering Cardiff’s good food revolution at our summer gathering on 25 June.
Children across Wales should have more Welsh vegetables on their school dinner plates, urges Future Generations Commissioner in the week after he publishes his Future Generations Report.
Last week marked a significant milestone for food policy in Wales with the release of two important publications – with the work of Food Cardiff featured as an exemplar case study in both documents.
More than 20 representatives from community food and growing projects gathered to discuss long-term sustainability and celebrate achievements.
Join Food Cardiff and the organisations, businesses and individuals working to make Cardiff one of the most Sustainable Food Places in the UK.
At a recent event in Cardiff’s Senedd, experts and policy leaders gathered to discuss the updated Pedestrian Pound report by UK walking charity Living Streets. The key message? Walkable communities are not just good for our health and the environment—they’re also good for business.
