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Food banks struggle for donations as demand rises
A food bank said it is running low on donations as demand is rising due to the pandemic and people's financial worries. Worcester food bank said it gave food parcels to 987 people in September.
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Resources to help industry accelerate food surplus redistribution
With over 500 Food Partners across the industry, FareShare has been included as part of new online hub, featuring practical tools to help food businesses increase the amount of food that is redistributed.
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Soaring demand for Black Country and Staffordshire food banks
Food bank demand soared by more than 50 per cent during the coronavirus pandemic – and staff are braced for another rise this winter. The biggest spike was in April during the height of the pandemic.
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Resources to help industry accelerate food surplus redistribution
With over 500 Food Partners across the industry, FareShare has been included as part of new online hub, featuring practical tools to help food businesses increase the amount of food that is redistributed.
Treasury announces £85m for rough sleeper accommodation
An extra £85m has been announced by the Treasury to provide emergency accommodation for 5,400 rough sleepers who have been placed in hotels in England for the duration of the pandemic.
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