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  • We believe that in order for our communities to have the skills and tools necessary for a more resilient food culture, we need better

  • The Vale Food Trail is our annual two-week celebration of food that is good for people, place and planet. The trail invites residents and

  • We support and deliver a range of projects to help ensure school children in the Vale have more opportunities to eat, grow and learn

  • We believe everyone should have access to good food in ways that support dignity, health and community wellbeing. The Vale Food Insecurity Working Group

  • Use the map below to find your nearest community growing site, allotment or orchard. If you are involved with an existing community growing space

  • Discover Food Producers in the Vale The Vale of Glamorgan has a rich food and farming heritage.  We want to celebrate our food &

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A two week celebration of food that is good for people, place and planet 24 May – 7 June 2026

Food Vale has launched the Vale Food Strategy 2025-2030 – a five-year plan to create a thriving, healthy, fair and sustainable local food system.

The award recognises Food Vale’s work to promote healthy, sustainable and local food and to tackle some of today’s greatest social challenges; from food poverty and diet-related ill-health to the struggles faced by local food producers and businesses and the decline in understanding of where our food comes from.

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Fair and Healthy

Everyone in the Vale can access food that supports their health and well-being.

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Circular food economy

Food is produced and consumed in a way that minimizes our use of the world’s resources, contributes to food security, cuts waste and tackles the climate and nature emergency.

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Community resilience

Communities have the skills and tools they need to build a resilient food culture