Seasonal Networking Event: City Food Plan Network and Development Day

Glasgow Community Food Network would like to invite community members involved with food and growing activities in the city - such as community gardens, food education and food aid - to feed into the Community Food Working Group as part of the Glasgow City Food Plan.

This will also be a chance for local Market Gardeners (new, established or aspiring) to participate with, discuss and co-develop the Urban Agriculture Working Group for the City Plan.

The Glasgow City Food plan was developed by over 80 cross-sector organisations to carry forward actions for a holistic approach to changing Glasgow’s Food System. Learn more about the City Plan Working Groups in the link here.

We will also be providing a free lunch by local social enterprise MILK Catering on the day with the opportunity for people to meet, chat and share what they do across Glasgow!

More details including speakers to follow.

Kinning Park Complex is fully wheelchair accessible, including toilets. 

There is a hearing loop - please let us know if you require this.

Kinning Park has a quiet and prayer room.

Closest transport links are:

• Kinning Park subway station, approx 1 min walk
• Edwin Street bus stop, serviced by 9, 9A, 10, 38, 38A, 90, 121, 153, 190, N9, approx 4 min walk
• Mare Street bus stop, serviced by 9, 9A, 10, 38, 38A, 90, 121, 153, 189, approx 5 min walk

There is limited street parking close to the venue and two car parking spaces and a loading bay on-site available for those who require a parking space for accessibility reasons.

There is secure bike storage on site.

Host or Publisher Food and Climate Action (Glasgow Community Food Network)