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Who will own and benefit from the project?

Food&More will work to the social enterprise principles of delivering lasting social, economic and environmental positive change and to invest profits responsibly. The Project will be a business which has to make profits, if it does not it will not be able to carry out its work. Alongside the business, will be a charity which will undertake a large proportion of the education and community work to support the projects vision.

Food&More will strive to be owned by many millions of partners and it will be these partners who will invest and grow Food&More. No one person, company or organisation will ever own or control the project, Food&More has been conceived to build strong communities, to protect and enhance the environment which supports us &More.

Food&More will be governed by its golden/guardian share.

We will all benefit from and use Food&More as individuals, as families, as businesses, as multi-national companies and as communities. Food&More is about inclusiveness not exclusiveness.

The Social Enterprise Principles of delivering lasting social, economic and environmental positive change and to invest the profits responsibly are the bottom line of Food&More.
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Charity Ready Steady Cook

Local Food and raising money for charity took centre stage at Thornden School last Thursday evening. An audien...

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Waterside Primary School Visit

39 year 5 children spent 5 hours at Sunnyfields today and certainly did Food&More! Tractor rides, collecting e...

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Latest Expressions of Support

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  • Lulu Bowerman
    An excellent 'movement' that will bring food production back to the people and encourage sustainability and social involvemen...
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  • Francoise Murat
    Extremely important to suppport local and seasonal food producers. Well done for pushing the message out and if we can help -...
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  • Chloe Fox Lambert
    A wonderful vision of a brighter and positive future for the world - projects of this nature are borne out of a deep comittme...
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  • Tim Smit - chief executive and co-founder of The Eden Project
    I am delighted to learn that the The Food and More Project is now moving from idea to reality. A founding principle of the E...
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  • Denise John-Phillip - The Royal Marsden Hospital
    This is a very exciting and very important project. As a part of the NHS it is necessary part of our future in supplying sust...
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  • Helen Merfield
    I believe that the The Food and More Project is one of the most ambitious, exciting and important food projects ever conceive...
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  • Roger Sherrin and Family
    I am pleased to confirm my support for the Food and More Project. I have known Ian & Loiuse for over 15 years as a friend and...
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  • Catherine Teeling, CURe, University of Portsmouth
    CURe is the Creative Urban Regeneration group within the University of Portsmouth, we have set up urban lots for staff and st...
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  • Stuart Nisbet
    After hearing about this today i think it is very important that we sort the distribution network out to make it easier to so...
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  • Liam Kelly - The Royal Marsden NHS
    I am delighted to be taking part in schemes related to the sustain projects, they are a crucial part of change for our future...
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  • Andrew Charlton, King's Lynn, Norfolk
    In twenty years time the way in which we grow, distribute and consume food will have changed out of all recognition. We need...
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  • Conroy Williams
    Would be interested in exhibiting at show. On a personal note would like to explore eco holiday accommodation in conjunction...
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  • Festival Place, Jane Stewart
    I am supportive of this great project...
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  • David Harrison, Hampshire County Councillor and Member for Totton South and Marchwood
    I am very pleaed to express my full support for this exciting project. Ian deserves the backing of everyone. This venture re...
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  • Nikki McCann
    As the farm's education officer I applaud this projects committment to educating children and families about the food they e...
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  • Peter Etter
    I believe strongly in sustainably produced and, where possible, locally sourced food. In particular I favour the smaller prod...
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  • Keith Bales, Perth, Australia
    VERY impressed with your efforts and wish to help in anyway I can. Please keep me updated. Many thanks and best regards Keit...
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  • James Pocklington, Louth, Lincolnshire
    Very interested to see how the multi-national corporations view this project as it appears a real challenge to their existing...
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  • Zac Goldsmith
    We need to reduce the distance between producers and consumers - not only to minimise 'food miles', but to support our farmer...
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  • Todd Bulmer, Kenyon Hall Farm, Cheshire
    We have been retailers of 'real' food for many years & believe that this project will bring that concept to many more people....
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  • Eka Morgan, Director of The Children's Food Festival
    Producing and eating healthy food is the crux of the matter - it's also a recipe for happiness....
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  • Daniel Spicer
    I think The Food and More Project is a superb idea, I am a real advocate of eating healthy with fresh and organic foods and I...
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  • Tim Brock
    Innovative, unique, sustainable, much needed and way overdue! I fully support the project and the great team behind it. It wi...
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  • Shaun Leavey OBE (Independent Chairman Defra Sustainable Farming & Food Board for the SE region)
    This project is seeking to bring about the sort of re-connection between farmers/growers and the wider community that the So...
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  • The Southern Co-operative
    As an ethical, responsible local retailer, we at The Southern Co-operative cannot fail to take note of the increasing importa...
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