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Local food for a living countryside

Local food for a living countryside

Guest blog on local food and the CPRE Bedforshire Living Coutryside Awards, by Bedforshire volunteer Shelly Dennison.

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Putting the art into artisan food

Putting the art into artisan food

In honour of British Food Fornight, Graeme Willis discusses how us Brits can take a leaf out of the French 'artisan' book and further localise our production of food.

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Produce at Whirlow Hall Farm in the Sheffield Green Belt

From fringe to fork – food and the Green Belt

In the second week of British Food Fortnight, Graeme Willis looks at how the Green Belt can be used and valued to produce sustainable local food.

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Eating local in the city

Eating local in the city

Sophie Spencer, director of CPRE Avonside, explains why their latest campaign on local food celebrates the enormous benefits Green Belts bring to our cities.

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Reversing the loss of biodiversity - what does it mean for the countryside?

Reversing the loss of biodiversity - what does it mean for the countryside?

If we continue with business as usual, 1 million species will be eradicated from the…

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