A city is yours: “Only nine meals between mankind and anarchy?”
The Beast from the East last spring, and then the heat and drought of the summer damaged harvests. The media has talk of stockpiling food in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit.
Read Come to our #FoodFutures (interactive, musical) meeting @ImpactHubBham on 28th November
Do sign up here for our Annual Meeting, this year an interactive affair with live music!
Read Birmingham: Food futures for us — and for everyone else
Radical changes in our diet could be a major part of us meeting the huge global food security challenges we’re facing. Yet what the heck is any one of us meant to do?
Read Food Standards Agency CEO Catherine Brown addresses our Annual Meeting
These are the slides Catherine Brown, the FSA’s CEO used when she addressed our first Annual Meeting held on 4th November 2015.
Read Food Council Annual Meeting 2015 – intro from Mark Rogers and Kate Cooper
In a minute we will hear form Catherine Brown, Chief Exec of the Food Standards Agency, but first some opening words (minus the bit about fire alarms and where the loos are, from Mark Rogers, Chief Executive at Birmingham...
Read FSA Chief Executive Catherine Brown to address our first Annual Meeting
On 4th November, Catherine Brown returns to Birmingham to address our first Annual Meeting. Mark Rogers will be chairing. Registration is via eventbrite here. It’s timely that Catherine returns to the city. Food safety and integrity is of increasing concern...
Read Food Standards Agency: Birmingham City Council audit report
Last April, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) undertook an audit of Birmingham City Council. You can find it on-line here. The FSA undertook this audit “due to ongoing concerns arising from the Authority’s past and present submissions of key...
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