Why, as the sixth richest country, are more than one in nine households in the UK struggling to afford food?

Insect migrations are the most remarkable and unappreciated journeys on earth. But they also determine what you will have for...

A 50-year old enterprise dedicated to local history, memory and community voice

Should our weekly grocery shop fund the oppression, starvation, and killing of a people?

In the face of deteriorating trust between nations, Women in Black campaign to resist war and build peace

Seedy Sunday, the UK's longest-running seed swap, is a celebration of gardening, growing and nature with a special focus on...

Our food system is vulnerable and it's time to make some radical changes

England has one of the highest rates of obesity among high-income nations, driven by unhealthy diets. We need to change...

Only a small percentage of produce consumed in the UK is grown here. How can we do better?

A stroll across the Sussex Downs unveils a cornucopia of wildlife and plants

For some children, a school lunch can be the only square meal they get. But could school meals play a...

Sussex food banks brace for impact as Household Support Fund nears expiry

The Soil Association celebrates an important milestone

People in food poverty seek help as a last resort – then experience feelings of guilt, shame and humiliation, say...

More than 40 food banks and community groups urge the Chancellor to act on food poverty, as demand reaches crisis...

Food waste is bad for your wallet and for the planet

Community food partnerships help those in food poverty gain access to nutritious meals, while also improving their life skills around...

Across Sussex, food partnerships aim to help reform a food system that, far from nourishing us, is making us ill...