Category: News
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2026: The start of a Good Food Nation?
by Eleanor Forster With the publication of the first National Good Food Nation Plan just before the winter break, things are now officially set in motion for our Council…
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(NOW CLOSED) We are hiring a Chief Executive
(NOW CLOSED) Job Opportunity: Chief Executive The Highland Good Food Partnership (HGFP) is looking for a Chief Executive to help us grow and strengthen a fairer, healthier, and more…
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Highland Good Food CONFERENCE 2021
The conference has now ended for 2021. You can read up about what happened at the conference on our blog posts here (Blog 1) and here (Blog 2). You…
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AGM 2023 Agenda, Minutes & Documents
30th of September 2023 This years AMG was held as part of a Highland-wide gathering to celebrate the work of HGFP, our communities and all things good food alongside…
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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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NOW CLOSED: New Trustee!
NOW CLOSED: Come and join the team as a Trustee THIS POSITION HAS NOW CLOSED. We have an exciting opportunity to join the Highland Good Food Partnership as a…
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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…
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Farmer clusters in Scotland by Fiona Torrance
At Highland Good Food Partnership we believe there is great scope for farmers to collaborate together to achieve more than they could individually, and the “Farmer cluster” is one…
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Hearst & Gaither / AGM: 30th September
Hearst & Gaither + AGM We’re delighted to announce a Highland-wide gathering to celebrate the work of HGFP, our communities and all things good food on the 30th of…
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Black Isle FEAST update
Black Isle FEAST update A great afternoon out at the Black Isle Brewery with lots of enthusiasm and excitement surrounding the potential of organising a ‘Black Isle Feast’ –…