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Whose food? Our food!

7 January 2014 by kate Leave a Comment

What’s the connection between food banks and horsemeat lasagne? Two of the biggest UK news stories of 2013 were about people not having control of their food supply. Factors such as poverty, rising food prices and complex supply chains are reducing people’s control over what they eat.

It’s time to take that control back. Whose food? Our food! is an inspiring look at alternatives to the “shut up and eat what you’re given” model. This WDM film explores both the reasons behind the current dire situation and ways in which people are reclaiming power over their food supply.

Date: Tuesday 14th January

Venue: The Long Room, Oxford Town Hall (wheelchair-accessible)

Time: 8pm

Free entry

 

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