by BFM Admin | Nov 2, 2022 | Feature Blog, News
Waste Not Want Not are exploring different models for the future of WNWN as a community owned shop and what will best suit all local residents. We feel that organic foods and natural products should be accessible to everyone, for our health and the planets. This is...
by Bridport Food Matters | Sep 9, 2022 | Feature Blog, News
Home in Bridport (Home) and Transition Town Bridport (TTB), who work with edible gardens, have, for several years had a dream of joining up different local schools, and especially within the Minerva Learning Trust During the last year there has been much collaboration...
by BFM Admin | Jul 6, 2022 | News, Uncategorized
We are developing ideas around a community food hub which will be in the centre of town, and bring together a number of existing food enterprises under one roof, including Waste Not Want Not. Plans are at early stages of development, and it’s important to have...
by Bridport Food Matters | Jun 20, 2022 | Feature Blog, News
Image: Gill Mellor The Big Fridge Challenges in the Love Food Hate Waste tent were fun – chefs Gill Meller, Pam Corbin, Daphne Lambert and Simon Ford each had to open the fridge, which had been stocked with some surplus produce from the Food Glut stall, and then...
by BFM Admin | May 16, 2022 | Feature Blog, News
Reducing food waste saves you money while also cutting your carbon footprint. Candida Blaker and Rachel Millson of Bridport Food Matters share their tips to help you reduce waste and keep food fresh. Read more in the online feature in the South West Food Magazine....
by BFM Admin | Dec 29, 2021 | News, Uncategorized
Christmas lunch on Christmas Day at the United Church,...