Food Hubs
Food hubs in Bassetlaw are supported through a range of funding and local community activity. The food hubs which were supported by BFIN to develop are now self-organised and sustainable. The food is provided by FareShare East Midlands, alongside a variety of other local food providers and funders.
Food Hubs help to tackle food insecurity and sustainability locally as Food Hubs enable local people to purchase food that would otherwise go to landfill.
The Food Hub network also offers support for families that are struggling financially. Each bag of food, which can be filled with anything that is available on the day, costs between £3.50 and £5 and has an average value of £20. (NB some hubs also have an initial membership fee of £5).
The following Food Hubs are in operation during term time:
Day |
Location |
Time |
Type |
Monday | |||
Ramsden Primary | 2.30pm | Community | |
Mattersey Primary | 2.45pm | Community | |
Haggonfields Primary | 3.00pm | Community | |
Kingston Park Academy | 2.45pm | Families Only | |
Devonshire Road, Harworth | 2.00pm | Community | |
Tuesday | Lime Tree Nursery | 12.45pm | Community |
Rampton Primary | 2.30pm | Community | |
St Paul's Church, Manton | 2.00pm | Community | |
Now Church Langold | 9.30am - 2.30pm | Community | |
Wednesday | Now Food Hub, Langold | 9.30am - 2.30pm & 7pm - 8pm | Community |
Thursday | Tuxford Primary Academy | 3.00pm | Community |
Friday | Carr Hill Primary | 2.30pm | Community |
Ordsall Primary | 2.45pm | Community | |
Redlands Primary | 3.00pm | Community | |
Food support During the Festive Season:
You can download our Food Hub information pack here:
If you already have a food hub, you can download the information pack here to give out at your school/venue and you can just edit the venue name and logo:
If you are interested in setting up a Food Hub at your school or community location, please email bcvs@bcvs.org.uk
Food Hubs are a Bassetlaw Food Insecurity Network initiative (a BCVS project) in collaboration with Rhubarb Farm, FareShare, and Feeding Britain.
This project is funded by Nottinghamshire County Council.