Nourish

Scotland's Sustainable Local Food Network

Members

  • Linda Maver
  • pete ritchie
  • Portobello Market
  • Tom Black
  • peter duncan
  • Abby Nicol
  • Andrew Dawson
  • Paula Wills
  • Marie Louise Cochrane
  • Thursa Sanderson
  • Federico Bobbio
  • Anna Davies
  • Joanna Dunlop
  • Sarah Gittins
  • Mark Bush
  • clare reaney

Contact Us

Our email address for general enquiries is:- info@nourishscotland.org.uk

Please add Blogs to the website to let us all know whats going on.  Theres some advice on building blogs here.

Welcome

We hope you enjoy using this site to network and connect to others who are interested in local food. Do invite other local food activitists and food groups to join up!

The Declaration of Dunbar
We are working towards a sustainable Scotland in which, in every region we produce more of what we eat and eat more of what we produce.

We believe a more localised food system would be better for the environment, health, community and economy of our country. We are building a movement to create a food system that is:

• Locally based with shorter supply chains
• Promotes and respects seasonality
• Resilient
• Fair and accessible to all
• Creates and maintains a sustainable livelihood for producers

These steps are essential in order to ensure a fairer more equitable food system appropriate for a low carbon economy.

Member Map
Please add you location to the Member Map to develop a picture of the emerging network.

 

Blog Posts

Tom Black

Portobello Market, Saturday 4th February

Posted by Tom Black on January 27, 2012 at 10:51pm 0 Comments

Saturday 4th February is Portobello Market day! Come along to find all your reg­u­lar stalls selling mouth-watering locally-produced and sea­sonal food, and local and upcycled crafts. Plus we'll have newcomers Glenshee Kitchens on site selling lovely preserves made in the farmhouse kitchen.

Where: Brighton Park, Brighton Place, Portobello, Edinburgh, EH15 1LJ

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Mike Small

Burns Supper Concert for Oxfam Scotland

Posted by Mike Small on January 17, 2012 at 2:00pm 0 Comments

As a farmer, a voice for change and someone with a passion for food and life, Robert Burns is perfect to celebrate the local food movement.

This Saturday we'll be doing just that and raising money for a project in Niger in Africa with …

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Alan Brown

Nourish on Twitter

Posted by Alan Brown on January 13, 2012 at 8:43pm 0 Comments

Folks. I've initiated Nourish twitter account with a first post. If you wish to tweet things about Nourish events, or specific news, then let me know.

Alan

Jennifer Aird

Pig Club

Posted by Jennifer Aird on January 11, 2012 at 1:56pm 0 Comments

Looking for people in Edinburgh interested in joining a Pig Club, to commit to attending meetings, learning and researching about pigs, and then contributing funds towards adopting a pig. Eventually the group could take the plunge and actually purchase and rear some pigs locally. It will be fun learning new skills and finding out where our meat comes from!

Join the discussion…

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Kirsty Sutherland

New Community Garden in West Pilton, Edinburgh

Posted by Kirsty Sutherland on January 9, 2012 at 5:04pm 0 Comments

We have permission from Edinburgh City Council to use part of the grassland pictured for a community garden growing fruit, vegetables and herbs mainly.

It is to be open to the public at all times to allow local people to harvest the produce as and when they need it. A low fence is planned to prevent…

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john hancox

Replanting Scotland's trees with fruit trees.

Posted by john hancox on January 8, 2012 at 5:58pm 0 Comments

Hi all - been going round Glasgow today and photographing the 100's of big beautiful trees down across the city. Sure must be the same picture across Scotland - sad, but hey ho. 



I'm thinking it would be great to try and get folk - young, old, schools, community groups,  replanting with fruit trees and involving schools and communities to planting - and any help would be great - and…
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Alan Brown

Scottish Gov - Land Use Strategy - Action Plan

Posted by Alan Brown on December 21, 2011 at 4:00pm 0 Comments

Action Plan outlining how the Proposals in the Land Use Strategy will be taken forward. Includes information on how the Principles for Sustainable Land Use will be mainstreamed

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/Doc/365706/0124378.pdf

Lots of reading. Needs copious amounts of mulled wine to get you…

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john hancox

Fruitful Schools/ Edible Christmas Trees On BBC Out of doors

Posted by john hancox on December 18, 2011 at 6:17pm 0 Comments



Folks see the links below to the BBC Out of Doors Radio Scotland feature - available this week on listen again on iplayer 


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Greig Robertson

News From Incredible Edible Todmorden

Posted by Greig Robertson on December 16, 2011 at 12:21pm 1 Comment

Here's some more news about those folk down in Todmorden.  When the small British mill town of Todmorden, tucked in between Yorkshire and Lancashire, first began installing fruit and vegetable gardens all around the area as part of theIncredible Edibleprogram, it likely had no idea that the novel, yet simple, concept would make the town a foremost inspirational and self-sustaining model of the future.



Fresh herbs, succulent greens, and tasty fruits can be found growing near…

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Portobello Market at Brighton Park

February 4, 2012 from 9:30am to 1:30pm
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Portobello Market, Saturday 4th February

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Lochwinnoch Food Festival 2011

The Lochwinnoch Food Festival is an initiative by LEAP and the Lochwinnoch Food Group. find out more about LEAP here: http://www.lochwinnoch.info/?s=leap. Video by Paul Cameron: http://www.thisgoodidea.co.uk/ Current Members of the Lochwinoch Food…
Video posted by Alan Brown Jan 20

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