Film Launch
Launch of the film of the book Bittersweet Brexit
Launch of the film of the book Bittersweet Brexit
January 4th at the Oxford Real Farm Conference
January 4th at the Oxford Real Farm Conference
1.30 - 2.30 pm Old Library
1.30 - 2.30 pm Old Library
ORFC site #orfc19
ORFC site #orfc19
Chair the workshop on 'Preston Model' #prestonmodel Copy of my opening talk
This initiative can be seen as part wider message spelt out in Bittersweet Brexit to invest in ourselves and so 'build community wealth' - especially through food and farming.
Launch the film of the book, showing short 4-5 min version.
Here are full versions..
Part 1 (Politics)
Part 2 (Science)
Point to website www.bittersweetbrexit.co.uk for daily updates. We are looking for people to help build the site. This could be individual design or/and community discussion/involvement.
#bittersweetbrexit Follow @clutterbuckcha1
Straight afterward in same room..
I stood in for Sheila..Sheila Dillon (BBC Food Programme) to chair panel with Kath Dalmeny, Elise Wach, Dee Woods & Me (also standing in for LWA person). We each outlined the challenges to a PFP from 5 different perspectives.
Me & Sheila on BBC Radio 4 Food Programme - as small farmer - distribution from remote areasKath Dalmeny (CEO of Sustain) (Kath at our recent LARDER Conference) - joined up workingElise Wach from Institute of Development Studies - research challenges.
Dee Dee Wood (London Food Board) (podcast of me in Discussion with Dee Woods, - thanks to Tom Wakeford). In particular, we discussed how we now see ourselves in Britain in relation to the rest of the world - through our food.) concerned about land access
Kay Johnson (fellow Director of the Larder) linking ;ocal food production & consumption
We divided into 5 groups - reflecting each of our challenges - Regular distribution, Land access, Capital control of research, Join up action, Connect local production & consumption see how to overcome those challenges.
