Author Archive for: alicia
About Alicia
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But we are proud to say that Alicia contributed 19 entries already.
Entries by Alicia
Featured in Hastings & St Leonards Observer
We’re delighted to have our Hastings project featured in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer. Please click on the image to be taken to the article on their website.
3 great student stories
LANA has never cooked anything before our course, and after 3 lessons she’s teaching a disabled student how to chop an onion. She is having a dinner party for 6 people tonight, and her mother is astonished. PERRY is fairly severely disabled and we got this message from his mother after the lesson: “He has taken such an interest […]
Dishing Up Confidence at a Hackney Food Class
Food poverty is a growing concern in the UK and lots of communities are setting up innovative projects to get people cooking and to bring neighbours together. Financial inclusion officer, Susan Janes, went along to the Bags of Taste Cooking Project in Hackney after hearing about it on Facebook. I went with one of my […]
Inside Hackney
We were delighted to be prominently featured in the 2015 Hackney Guide, Inside Hackney Full article is available here SaveSave
Featured on Eat Hackney
For the full article click here 20 January 2015 Bags of Taste cooking classes Eat Hackney has been up in Stokey at the community hub that is St Paul’s church hall to meet Bags of Taste. This is a new not-for-profit organisation run by Alicia Weston, who is the force behind the fundraising Parkholme Supper Club. Alicia […]