Trust for London
Councils are currently discussing strategies to tackle food insecurity, an area assessed by the Sustain London report backed by Trust for London.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council discussed its H&F Food Plan 2025-2030 in July 2025, a five-year strategy developed with the H&F Food for All Partnership to reduce food insecurity in the borough. The plan aims to tackle root causes and improve access to nutritious food, with annual reviews scheduled.
As a charitable foundation, Trust for London continues to back the Sustain London report, which assesses boroughs' food partnerships and efforts to tackle food insecurity. It also manages the Disability Justice Fund, which received a contribution from the City Bridge Foundation.
Key facts
- Hammersmith and Fulham Council discussed its H&F Food Plan 2025-2030 in July 2025. Source
- The H&F Food Plan 2025-2030 is a five-year strategy. Source
- The plan was developed in collaboration with the H&F Food for All Partnership. Source
- The council will monitor the plan's effectiveness during annual reviews. Source
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