Bristol Food Policy Council response to the Sainsburys Memorial Ground Planning Application. The conclusion of the Bristol Food Policy Council is: the vitality of Bristol’s local independent shops and high streets is highly vulnerable to the growth of the “Big Four” multiple retain chains.
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Bristol Food Policy Council response to the proposed changes to the school curriculum. Our primary concern is that all schools be included without exception and recommend that where schools have yet to become fully equipped to provide cooking and food… 
Bristol Food Policy Council Planning comments for Development Management Policy. This work is based on the findings of the Who Feeds Bristol report, the subsequent work underway on developing a sustainable and resilient food plan for Bristol and the …
Bristol’s Good Food Action Plan 2015-2018: Overview
Why do we need an action plan?
The system for providing food to human communities in England operates in such a way that control rests, in effect, with ‘the market’, whose legally enshrined…