National Food Strategy #13: A local level strategy?
Should a city such as Birmingham have a food strategy of its own? Would it make a difference to the well being and economy of the city?
Read Food hygiene in Birmingham – April 2016
We regularly talk about food hygiene— quite simply because it is so important. The food we eat needs to be safe; if it isn’t people can suffer food poisoning, get sick and, in rare cases, even die.
Read Birmingham Food Council Spring Newsletter 2016
We’re about to begin our third year. Our Spring 2016 Newsletter reports on what we’ve achieved over the last couple of years…
Read Project to raise food hygiene standards in Birmingham
In collaboration with the Food Standards Agency (FSA) and Birmingham Environmental Health, we’re several months into a project to raise food hygiene ratings in the city. We’ve begun by targeting care homes, schools and nurseries — and I’m delighted to report, we’ve...
Read Food hygiene in Birmingham’s care sector
Chances are that you’ve suffered from a bout of food borne illness (food poisoning) in your time: unpleasant, uncomfortable, but probably mild; possibly resulting in absence from work/ school, possibly a trip to the Doctor or pharmacist? Occasionally though a serious...
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