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Reports: Briefing - New National Model Design Code

This briefing sets out our interest in the coordinated suite of planning policy and guidance that has been published to improve the quality of England’s built environment. Together these documents shift decisions on the quality (or not) of new development away from site by site plans by developers and takes the agenda on what makes a well designed place centre stage.
Planning Food Cities | Monday 1 March 2021

News: Sustain receives National Lottery funding to help make climate friendly diets open to all

The National Lottery Community Fund, the largest funder of community activity in the UK, has awarded Sustain and partners from across the UK an initial three-year grant of around £1.5m to explore how climate and nature friendly food can be affordable and accessible to all, under the new Bridging the Gap programme.
Bridging the Gap | Wednesday 29 June 2022

News: Universal Credit claimants take national petition to Downing Street, as thousands more go hungry

A national petition calling on the UK government to Fix Universal Credit was handed over at 10 Downing Street on 7 November
Food Poverty | Wednesday 7 November 2018

News: Thousands join national day of action to kick off the growing season

On Saturday 27 April, 114 community food gardens across the UK welcomed over 2,000 people to their Big Dig Day with almost half visiting gardens for the first time. 
Capital Growth | Thursday 16 May 2019

News: Legal challenge finds national climate plans unlawfully inadequate

The High Court has ruled that the UK government’s Carbon Budget Delivery Plan (CBDP) is inadequate to deliver necessery emissions reductions and must be revised within one year.
Food for the Planet | Wednesday 29 May 2024

News: Save the date: National Salt Awareness Week 12th-18th March 2018

Next year’s Consensus Action on Salt & Health (CASH) Salt Week will highlight the damage of eating too much salt in early childhood.
Children's Food Campaign | Saturday 16 December 2017

News: Sustain response to Michael Gove Speech at National Farmers Union Conference

Sustainable Farming Campaign | Tuesday 20 February 2018

Reports: Policy briefing: Review of National Planning Policy Framework

National development management policies to achieve a sustainable food and farming system.
Planning Food Cities | Thursday 5 January 2023

News: Jamie’s intervention raises bar for Government’s forthcoming Childhood Obesity strategy

Coinciding with the airing of Jamie Oliver's Sugar Rush documentary tonight (9pm, Channel 4), a new petition has been launched calling on the Government to tax sugary drinks. Jamie’s documentary and accompanying sugar manifesto also supports our call for the ban of all junk food marketing on TV before 9pm and the introduction of more robust digital marketing regulations.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 3 September 2015

News: English Organic Forum highlight the value of organic farming following National Trust farm report

The English Organic Forum are calling for the public benefits of organic agriculture to be better recognised by government and lawmakers.  Results from Sustain member, the National Trust’s recent ‘farm health check’ at Wimpole Farm, near Cambridge, show the exceptional benefits of a holistic organic farming approach, with high biodiversity and a healthy soil carbon balance.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Wednesday 17 June 2020


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