The Feeding Tariff is a partnership between the University, Green Futures, the Lincoln Food Partnership, Grimsby Community Energy, and Community Assets Plus, which generates income from sustainable renewable energy solar panel installations to provide revenue streams continuously over 20 years Continue reading HART helps develop ‘The Feeding Tariff’ Project
HART was recently awarded the Vice Chancellor’s Award for Public Engagement with Research; an award that recognises those who have contributed significantly to the Public Engagement with Research agenda at the University of Lincoln. The nomination was made by Mr Continue reading HART receives Vice Chancellor’s Award
HART’s Professor Nigel Curry, who is also Chair of the Lincoln Food Partnership Board, spent a stimulating hour talking with Amy Claridge on the Radio Lincolnshire, Amy’s Lincolnshire Kitchen programme on 27 February. Discussion ranged widely over global food issues Continue reading Lincoln Food Partnership
The Lincoln City Food Strategy launches on Friday 29 September 2017. Triggered by research undertaken by members of HART, the Strategy aims to link a wide range of City food activities and at the same time tackle problems of food security, Continue reading Lincoln Whole-City Food Strategy: launch
Professor Nigel Curry, HART research associate and University Visiting Professor, has been elected Chair of the East Midlands Regional Big Food Project Board. This has been set up under the auspices of Public Health England and the Soil Association, which Continue reading Big Food Project Board