Category: Posts
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Feel Heal Real Food – A great event on Skye!
by Sarah Bowyer (HGFP Trustee) On a sunny morning in April Highland Good Food Partnership headed to Broadford Village Hall on Skye to support the event organised by ReRoot,…
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Sunshine, Shetlands and Shared Knowledge
Sunshine, Shetlands and Shared Knowledge: Our First Farmer Cluster Connections Walk by Ele Forster Friday 13th was lucky for us as crisp, cold sunshine welcomed us to Carol Williams’…
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Should we be pushing for everything to be organic?
by Katie Andrews (chair) At the Highland Good Food Partnership, our trustees have been reflecting on the conversations and feedback from our recent gatherings. One topic that keeps coming…
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Reflections from the Highland Climate Conference 2025
By Ele Forster, HGFP Project Officer The Highland Climate Conference was held on the 8th October 2025, and was a fantastic opportunity to connect with inspiring people, share ideas,…
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Fantastic Highland Gatherings & HGFP AGM 2025!
by Ele Forster We celebrated another successful year of our Highland-wide AGM gatherings on the 20th September. Designed to empower communities and make our AGM as accessible as possible.…
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What do regional food groups actually do?
The Highland Good Food Partnership is the Regional Food Group for the Highlands. But what does that actually mean? by Martin Sherring, Trustee of the Highland Good Food Partnership…
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Harnessing Community Food in the Highlands
Community Food Initiatives in the Highlands Discover resources and support for new and existing community food projects across the Highlands. Community Food is central to our mission at the…
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Towards An Ecological Bread System
Original published by the Pebble Trust blog by Col Gordon, a farmer’s son, seed researcher, baker and Trustee of Highland Good Food Partnership, who’s based on his family’s farm…
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Katie Andrews makes connections at ‘Taste of Nairn’
Our Trustee Katie Andrews makes connections at Nairn’s annual food festival – Taste of Nairn On a bright, sunny morning, I travelled from Inverness to Nairn to attend the…
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WWOOF and the National Minimum Wage Law
How have WWOOF hosts been affected by the recent changes to the National Minimum Wage law? (WWOOF – Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms) Our podcast host, Fuggo King, has been an…