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Glasgow City Council Food Inequality Enquiry – call for evidence
Glasgow City Council is aware increasing numbers of people in Glasgow are experiencing difficulties – physically and economically – accessing sufficient, safe and nutritious food. It is currently conducting an inquiry to seek evidence and views on this important subject.
It also knows that a wide range of organisations and charities are responding to those experiencing acute food insecurity – including an established community food sector.
The council wishes to work with these partners and organisations across Glasgow to ensure the city is operating these responses and services as effectively as possible and wishes to seek views on:
More information about the inquiry is here