Who Decides What We Eat?
Access to food and nutrition is still not recognised as a basic human right in UK legislation and conventional food systems have led to increased food insecurity in the UK. The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) is working with FoodFutures, North Lancashire's Sustainable Food Places partnership, to conduct research exploring people’s understanding of ‘who decides what I eat?’. This study will examine people’s experiences of deciding what to eat in both conventional and alternative food systems, in order to understand where power and trust lies within food systems.

As part of the project we're looking for local residents to take part in one of three community conversations around this theme.  The conversations will be held online in the week commencing the 25th April and will be around 2 hours. If you're interested to take part please fill out the survey below and we'll be in touch.
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Full Name *
Email address *
Do you live in Lancaster City Council District (covering areas including Heysham, Morecambe, Carnforth, Lancaster, Caton and the rural areas around)? *
Have you ever used a food bank or community food outlet (like Eggcup)? *
Do you do a regular (weekly or fortnightly) shop at a supermarket such as Aldi, Asda, Morrisons, Booths, Sainsburys etc? *
Do you believe you make ‘value based’ decisions about where you shop and what you eat? (for example, are you vegetarian or vegan, or do you intentionally shop at local food shops and markets, or do you try to buy only organic food) *
Do you have access to a PC, laptop or tablet device with internet connection? *
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