Incredible Edible Salford

Martin Lewis is well known as the campaigning Money Saving Expert and is a graduate of the London School of Economics. He was back there this week and, in a series of talks called #ShapeTheWorld, said… there two types of people who come to London School of Economics : those who want to change the world and those who want to make s**t-load of money. LSE should teach the former finance, and the latter, the consequences of their actions.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/incredible-economics/Incredible Economicswww.incredibleedible.org.uk

Community Supported Agriculture-An Incredible Way To Support Local Foodhttps://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/community-supported-agriculture-an-incredible-way-to-support-local-food/Community Supported Agriculture-An Incredible Way To Support Local Foodwww.incredibleedible.org.uk

Forest gardening is an exciting concept, supporting the creation of a forest type space, using different canopies, and making a space that is both beautiful and productive. Whilst it can be complicated working out how many canopies a space can use, forest gardens are the ideal design mechanism for large and small areas, especially in urban spaces where the tree canopy needs to be improved.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/forest-gardens-part-of-incredible-edible-landscapes/Forest Gardens-Part of Incredible Edible Landscapes.www.incredibleedible.org.uk

This week is #CommunitiesWeek2019, and we think this is an important week to celebrate not just the community work across our network, but also the supportive communities we see form and bring together wider communities around food, farming and the environment.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/celebrating-communities-week-with-incredible-edible-ulverston/Celebrating Communities Week with Incredible Edible Ulverstonwww.incredibleedible.org.uk

Incredible Edible Salford updated their cover photo.

This year we has been a year of substantial and frightening news about the climate, the collapse of insects, mass extinction and have watched as forests have burned, water has been appropriated from indigenous lands for profit, and the arctic has reached temperatures the UK only expects to see on a sunny summer day.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/organic-september-supporting-change/Organic September-supporting changewww.incredibleedible.org.uk

Looking at waste on a global scale, there is no doubt that we are polluting the planet with plastics, metals and very little thought. It is also really becoming apparent that it is very difficult to avoid the things we are being told we must, when using what we need as the global food system.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/circular-food-economies-for-zero-waste-week/Circular Food Economies for Zero Waste Weekwww.incredibleedible.org.uk