The Catering and Hospitality Academy is designed to give you the well-rounded skills required to start your career in hospitality. This course is aimed at individuals who would like to explore front-of-house and back-of-house career pathways; and who want to find work in this fast paced and diverse industry.

Come along to our open informal networking space to make connections, find out more about local food projects and initiatives and share ideas

We’re thrilled to announce a new weekly Get Cooking course at Castleland Community Community Centre in Barry.

Residents of Llantwit Major and the wider community recently attended the official launch of a new More Than Food Hub, under the Vale of Glamorgan Council’s Llantwit Food Project Partnership led by Food Vale.

On behalf of our Project Partnership, it is our pleasure to invite you to attend the joint launch of the Llantwit Food Project

On Monday, July 11th, Jane Hutt, Minister for Social Justice chaired a Cost of Living Summit during which she announced a series of intervention packages, including financial support for cross-sector food partnerships in Wales.

We are pleased to announce that the Llantwit Major Food Access Project has successfully received funding for its pilot, creating access to affordable, healthy and nutritious food for many communities across the Vale.

Today (Wednesday, June 15th), it’s been announced that the Vale of Glamorgan has been awarded Bronze Sustainable Food Places status, becoming only the second place in Wales to achieve the prestigious accolade.

Diddordeb yn cymryd rhan yn #YCinioMawr eleni? Rydym yn cynnig £150 i un grŵp Lwcus yn y Fro sydd eisiau cymryd rhan yn Y Cinio Mawr fis Mehefin.

Interested in taking part in #theBigLunch this year? We’re offering £150 to one lucky group in the Vale looking to take part in the Big Lunch this June.

As part of the Food Vale Festival this year, The Micro Greengrocer, Amanda Wood delivered an exciting workshop at Victoria Primary school with pupils from year 3 & 5.

Communities across the Vale are taking the reins this year in the second Food Vale festival.
The festival is being organised by Food Vale, part of the Sustainable Food Places network – a partnership programme led by the Soil Association, Food Matters and Sustain: the alliance for better food and farming.