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Every Friday, Bristol Food Union rounds up available jobs in food, farming and hospitality, and shares them with budding job hunters looking for work. …
As Burger King tweeted today, ‘women belong in the kitchen but if they want to be”. Whether a chef, cook, team player or solo …
With the announcement that Bristol is moving to Tier 2 regulations from Saturday 19th December, we’ve listed the restaurants, cafes and bars which are …
One of the easiest and tastiest ways to support local businesses & producers this Christmas is by ordering a hamper for you to enjoy …
For the attention of: Mr. Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Mr. Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer CC: RT Hon Members …
The Bristol Food Union has teamed up with the Burnt Chef project to offer a weekly wellbeing online check-in. The Burnt Chef project is …
On 17th March this year, in the face of a looming global pandemic, some of Bristol’s restaurants, caterers, and community food organisations came together …
It was only a matter of time before a restaurant had to deal with a positive Covid case in our midst here in Bristol, …
Eat Independent, Support Local
For the attention of: Members of Parliament for Bristol: Kerry McCarthy, Thangam Debonnaire, Darren Jones and Karin Smyth and Mayor of Bristol, Marvin Rees …
We had coffee and a catch up (from a safe distance of course) with some of our best loved independent caffeine hit purveyors to …
Bristol artist and Food Union beneficiary say the essential project must now be adapted Rob del Naja’s one-off art “Fire Sale” in support of …
Massive Attack’s Robert del Naja launches one off artwork fire-sale in support of Bristol Food Union
Robert del Naja at Coexist Community Kitchen, Easton
From craft gin to hand sanitiser: local distillers step up to help the frontline First of the batch is Psychopomp We caught up with …
