Welcome
This website aims to provide you with information on all aspects of food matters in Bridport: just scan through the sections below and follow the links.
Bridport has a vibrant food economy, with brilliant producers, retailers and caterers, but there’s a lot we can do to increase food security locally, and reduce the impacts of climate change, shrinking budgets and more. Please share your views via the Facebook Group, participate in events, and sign up for our newsletters.
With thanks to support from Bridport Town Council’s Climate and Ecological Emergency Committee towards the creation and maintenance of this website.
Our latest news
Bridport Plant Swap: A collaboration brimming with possibilities
Bridport Community Shed20th May 10-12Plant swaps are informal gatherings bringing local gardeners together to share the bounty of their spring sowings.The 20th May this year, sees the return of a plant swap that has previously been held in Bucky Doo and this year...
We Dig No-Dig-ity!
Following a successful funding bid we will be setting up the ’We Dig No Dig' project to support the development of ‘Incredible Edible’ style veg beds around Bridport growing food free to harvest. This BFM project is devised and run by Rachel Millson and Julie Penfold,...
Bridport Food Matters launches plans to create new community food hub
You can read the event report here. Read the piece in the Bridport Nub news here also in the Bridport and Lyme Regis News here
Get In Touch
Get in touch if you would like to suggest an addition (or alteration) to any of the listings on this website, or if you would like to Get Involved with matters relating to Bridport Food. For example, you could become an Allotment Ambassador, support the food glut and surplus stall projects, or volunteer with the Community Initiatives and Bridport Food Matters partners.
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