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Last Updated: Monday, 26
May 2008 |
Forth Valley Food Links
- Important Announcement
Forth
Valley Food Links will be merging with
Forth Environment Link (FEL),
an organisation whose remit is to inform and encourage environmental
awareness and more sustainable lifestyles. The merger will streamline
delivery and create additional support and opportunities for our existing
work programme.
FVFL will continue to deliver its objectives as a discreet local food
project within FEL’s aims. The current work programme will be delivered as
planned, and the FVFL website will be re-developed and will be linked as a
project to the FEL website.
The Board of Directors and staff of FVFL would like to take this opportunity
to thank our funders past and present for their valued input to the
organisation since 2002. We look forward to continuing our work with the
many producers, growers, retailers, caterers, community groups and
individuals with whom we have had the pleasure of working over the past 6
years, and our new colleagues at FEL.
As from early June, new contact details
will be: FVFL, Forth Environment Link, Room 7, Stirling Business Centre,
Wellgreen Place, Stirling, FK8 2DZ, Tel: 01786 449215. The email and
web address remains as currently,
info@fvfl.org.uk and
www.fvfl.org.uk .
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latest news and information on developments towards a sustainable local food
economy for the Forth Valley area of Scotland – Clackmannanshire, Falkirk
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Call for
listings in the 2nd Local Food Directory for Forth Valley 2008
Following the success of the first edition of ‘Find it, Eat it’ - a
directory of local food in Forth Valley, Forth Valley Food Links is now
calling for listings for the 2nd edition. All listings are FREE.
We would be interested to hear from the business, public and community
sectors, that produce, process, sell or serve fresh foods made within Forth
Valley using locally-grown or reared produce that has originated in Forth
Valley...more...>>
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FVFL News |
> FVFL Calls
for Sustainable National Food Policy
> ‘Food Miles Plus’ Activity Evaluation
> Bite-Size Workshops for ‘Square Foot
Gardening’
>
FVFL Response
to the National Food Policy for Scotland Consultation |
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Forth Valley
Food News |
> Friends of the Earth try
new Forth Valley Diet
> Make Dunblane's Green Fair Your
Business
> Open Day at Your Local Farm,
Slamannan
> Local Producer Warms to Chilli Request
> Big Push for Local Produce in Wee
County
> Scottish Food Fortnight 2008
Comes to Alva
> Scotland’s Growing
Organic Alliance
> Is Your Food Business
Registered?
> 'Show off at the Show'
> Exhibitors Required for the
BBC Good Food Show Scotland, 31 October – 1 November 2008
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Think National, Talk Local
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Local Food-Friendly Falkirk
> Falkirk Allotments Society
Open Night
> The Annual Friends of the Smith
Art Gallery Plant Sale
> Braveheart Falkirk – Healthy
Living
> Ashfield Cook Book |
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Scottish & UK Food News |
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National Food Policy Responses
> Scottish Allotments & Gardens Society
AGM
> Allotments – What Are they Worth?
> Growing Communities with Lottery Cash
> Speak up for the Scottish Supply Chain
> First Minister Puts Scottish Produce
First
> Food for Life Sourcing Update
> Scotland’s First ‘Supermarket
Summit’
> Supermarket Sweep-up |
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approval or endorsement of the items or events by Forth Valley Food Links.
All information in this website has been checked and believed to be correct,
but cannot be so guaranteed. Forth Valley Food Links does not necessarily
support or endorse the views, ideas, products or services on any site to
which it provides a link.
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