Gareth Wyn Jones on British farming’s big public sector food opportunity
On a YouTube video he says: “To build a better Britain it has to start with our bellies … especially with the children, bringing good food into the school.
On a YouTube video he says: “To build a better Britain it has to start with our bellies … especially with the children, bringing good food into the school.
The ‘most influential’ list reflects all the different parts of the public sector from schools and hospitals to care homes, universities, catering colleges, prisons as well as the military.
You can meet the first five today (Monday, 24th November), with more names to be released as the week progresses.
The Government says half a million more children will benefit from best start free breakfast clubs from April 2026, delivering real relief to families struggling with the rising cost of living whil
He said: “It’s all about local, seasonal, sustainable, and affordable. We need to build a better Britain on our bellies.
The free-to-attend event, which is sponsored by Hobart Service, will feature keynote speakers, live cooking demonstrations, informed industry debates, networking and a lively exhibition.
Uniquely the Public Sector Catering Expo brings together buyers, decision-makers, influencers and suppliers from across the enti
Data from over 1.1 million children measured across state-maintained schools in England during the academic year 2024-25 showed 10.5% of children in reception and 22.2% of year 6 children are livin
Partners including The Food Foundation and Veg Power have launched the Bang In Some Beans campaign, which aims to double UK bean consumption by 2028.