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Working Towards Better Food for Southampton: The Southampton Food Partnership’s first operational year

Working Towards Better Food for Southampton: The Southampton Food Partnership’s first operational year
Working Towards Better Food for Southampton: The Southampton Food Partnership’s first operational year
The Southampton Food Partnership (SFP) is an inclusive partnership of public, private, charitable and community sector members. In September 2024,
we obtained strategic support from leaders across the health and care system,
and from across political parties, to formally adopt a partnership approach
to healthy, sustainable food through Southampton City Council’s Health and
Wellbeing Board5. This endorsement of the Southampton Food Partnership
energised us to build a long-term successful collaboration. We meet
bimonthly, providing infrastructure to enable continuity, creating new
connections, driving collaboration and regular communication. Our gatherings
include agenda setting, project updates, peer learning, and dedicated space for
members to connect. In October 2024, we became a member of the Sustainable
Food Places scheme6 which gave the SFP an official webpage7 and access to a
network of other food partnerships and a host of resources and expertise.
University of Southampton
Baverstock, Jenny
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Munday, Thomas
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Webb, Chloe Christine
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Wilkinson, Becky
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Smith, Dianna
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Baverstock, Jenny, Munday, Thomas, Webb, Chloe Christine, Taheem, Ravita, Wilkinson, Becky and Smith, Dianna (2025) Working Towards Better Food for Southampton: The Southampton Food Partnership’s first operational year University of Southampton 4pp.

Record type: Monograph (Project Report)

Abstract

The Southampton Food Partnership (SFP) is an inclusive partnership of public, private, charitable and community sector members. In September 2024,
we obtained strategic support from leaders across the health and care system,
and from across political parties, to formally adopt a partnership approach
to healthy, sustainable food through Southampton City Council’s Health and
Wellbeing Board5. This endorsement of the Southampton Food Partnership
energised us to build a long-term successful collaboration. We meet
bimonthly, providing infrastructure to enable continuity, creating new
connections, driving collaboration and regular communication. Our gatherings
include agenda setting, project updates, peer learning, and dedicated space for
members to connect. In October 2024, we became a member of the Sustainable
Food Places scheme6 which gave the SFP an official webpage7 and access to a
network of other food partnerships and a host of resources and expertise.

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111202 A4 4pp Policy Brief - Food Systems - Jenny Baverstock - WEB - pages - Version of Record
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In preparation date: 5 December 2025

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Local EPrints ID: 507736
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/507736
PURE UUID: 4329e63a-2cab-4651-8551-c09db5a5d28f
ORCID for Jenny Baverstock: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1777-2894
ORCID for Chloe Christine Webb: ORCID iD orcid.org/0009-0008-0164-1287
ORCID for Dianna Smith: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-0650-6606

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Date deposited: 19 Dec 2025 18:35
Last modified: 08 Jan 2026 03:10

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Author: Thomas Munday
Author: Chloe Christine Webb ORCID iD
Author: Ravita Taheem
Author: Becky Wilkinson
Author: Dianna Smith ORCID iD

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