Part of Incredible Edible family influencing policy, working with the public sector, community groups, local businesses to redefine our local economies.
North of England
Joined February 2016
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Signage is always discussed by #Incredible Edible groups! These signs at Common Ground in Belfast’s Peas Park are brilliant and the first one is made of melted down plastic phone covers that have been discarded! Great reuse:-))
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"Economic growth is best achieved by better connectivity. At @networkrail we are really committed to giving the North the railway it deserves." - @SirPeterHendy, Chair Network Rail.
Hear more from Sir Peter at @yorkshirepost's Great Northern Conference
eventbrite.co.uk/e/great-nor…
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#CreatingCommunities2019 exciting place to press for edible streets created by grassroots groups like @IncEdNetwork – at London, England
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Good luck Donna. What an awesome way to spend your last day! It’s been a pleasure working alongside you.
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Tim Wood, Northern Powerhouse Rail Director, joins industry colleagues at the launch of the @NTHRailLeaders report to talk about how supply chains across the North can support the ambition & delivery of the Strategic Transport Plan & Northern Powerhouse Rail #OneNorth
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Our second visit on this day of Growing Leaders we popped in at Eagle & Child part of the IE Ramsbottom work
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Looking for your local #Incredible group?
Here’s our UK map.... incredibleedible.org.uk/find…
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A sharing economy creates kinder, more connected communities! A beautiful letter:-)) theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
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new EAT-Lancet Commission report now out. Sets benchmark diet which all societies can vary. Goals for how food and farming can live within planetary boundaries and rebuild ecosystems and human health. Saves 11 million lives. Great Food Transformation now. thelancet.com/commissions/EA…
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Sweeping away the flimflam, we get the economies we spend our money on. @IncEdNetwork we ask, if you have a pound in your pocket, spend it on something local. We can all invest in sticky money economies where profit stays local.
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Read #foodcanfixit report. If part of change needed is also how and where we produce nutrious food locally why isn’t the STEAM curriculum inspiring our children to be the technologists,engineers, designers and urban farmers of tomorrow.
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How to embed sustainable design practices into city design. Join @theTCPA with our founder @WarhurstPamela to discover how communities must be part of the design process. tcpa.org.uk/event/tcpa-semin…
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Sunshine and I’m reminded of all the courageous people across society working for a joyful future. Better metrics from @OECD ,fairer planning from @TCPAHealth ,decent homes from @NHF and inclusive economics from @NEF. @IncEdNetwork we want to weave a different tomorrow with you
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Small actions can lead to big changes. Join us for Happy January and get 2019 off to the best possible start ☀️
actionforhappiness.org/happy… #HappyNewYear #HappyJanuary
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Are you looking at beginning your #Incredible journey?
Here’s our map of groups to get involved with!!
Sign up at the website for more. incredibleedible.org.uk/find…
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“Apprenticeships should be promoted equally to university. More should be done to raise awareness around different routes.” Apprentices are presenting their views at the #NorthernPowerhouse Apprentice Summit #ApprenticeNorth
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Land, rural democracy and public value! Check out this 6 month research job with London’s RSA @FFC_Commission deadline 13 Dec. rsa.peoplehr.net/Pages/JobBo…
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new report from 130 science academies worldwide repeats urgent need for Great Food Transformation. interacademies.org/48945/Glo… This is important and yet another dire message. Yet the world continues the trends. Policy-makers cower. Evidence-action gap grows. When is enough enough?
