Rydym wedi defnyddio syniadau a gyflwynwyd gan Rwydwaith Bwyd y Fro, sgyrsiau gyda dinasyddion angerddol ar draws y Fro ac arbenigedd Grŵp Llywio Bwyd y Fro er mwyn llunio cynllun gweithredu ar gyfer y mudiad bwyd da yn 2022/23.

We’ve drawn on ideas put forward by the Food Vale Network, conversations with passionate citizens from across the Vale and the expertise provided by the Food Vale Steering Group to put together a plan of action for the good food movement in 2022/23.

The Cadfield Van volunteers are looking to spread joy and happiness this Christmas by supporting families by creating wonderful Christmas Hampers.

Healthy Start is a government scheme which provides pregnant women and parents/carers of children up to 4 years on a low-income access to free fruit, vegetables, pulses, milk and vitamins.

In this Network Gathering we will be launching the 2022 Action Plan for the good food movement in the Vale of Glamorgan, and holding themed discussions on topics such as community growing and food waste.

Based in the Vale of Glamorgan, The Tipsy Kitchen provides pre-prepared home cooked meals for delivery and takeaway throughout Cardiff and the Vale.

Slade Farm has been working with SPLICE Child and Family Project in Pyle to create 12% accessible shares in their CSA scheme for the season.

Twenty-five citizens from across the Vale of Glamorgan – representing local food producers, food poverty project leaders, independent businesses, food activities and community food growers – came together last week to put forward their ideas for a sustainable local food system in the Vale.

Come and join Food Vale’s first ever Network Meeting to talk about the future of our food systems in the Vale.

We’re lucky in the Vale to have a number of great places to buy your ingredients locally. So if you’re cooking al fresco this summer, why not buy local and enjoy your food full of flavour.

A new pay-as-you feel FoodPod has opened in St. Lukes, Penarth, which will help local residents access affordable food.

Food Vale is working closely with the Health Board and a number of partners including Vale Foodbank and Vale of Glamorgan Council, to understand the barriers people living in the Vale face in feeding themselves or their families.