Scotland
- Aberdeenshire
- Berwick-upon-Tweed
- Edinburgh
- Fife
- Glasgow
- Orkney
- Perth
- Saltire Ayrshire
- West Highlands & Islands
North East
North West
Yorkshire & The Humber
East Midlands
West Midlands
Wales
East of England
London
South East
South West
Ireland
Channel Islands
Groups
Below is information about our volunteer-led groups. Members can attend any meetings of any groups, not just your most local. If there isn't a group in your area and you are willing to volunteer to start one please see how here.
Please also note that Group leader emails are included here so that members and potential members can contact them. Please do not email our leaders with information about products and services. If you are a company and you wish to engage with Slow Food, please see our exciting new Supporters' Scheme which will enable you to demonstrate your support using our Supporters' Scheme logo.
If you have queries about research projects please contact our Head Office via info@slowfood.org.uk
Aberdeenshire
Group leader Dr. Chris Fenn is an author, adventurer, professional speaker and one of the UK’s leading nutritionists. She completed a Slow Food eco bike ride, cycling from Land’s End to John O Groats eating local, traditional foods and using recycled, biodegradable products along the way. She has also designed diets for expeditions to Everest,
Aylsham
Info coming soon
Berkshire / Wiltshire
More info coming soon
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Info coming soon.
Brighton & Lewes
Ursula Hudson
brightonandlewes@slowfood.org.uk
Website:
slowfoodbrightonandlewes.org.uk
More info coming soon
Cornwall Group
Slow Food Cornwall is lead by the local chef, Sanjay Prosenjit. Sanjay is passionate about local produce and fish, and when not creating delectable dishes he volunteers at the Maritime Heritage Museum to help educate children about Cornwall’s fishing tradition. Slow Food Cornwall recently held a Slow Fire event foraging for local food during the
Dorset
Being a member of Slow Food Dorset is in many ways a journey of discovery, an adventure on various levels – geographical, gastronomic, educational, and social. It is a way of connecting with the local food community and rural economy, of forging links between local producers and consumers.
We organise a varied programme of events, many
Dros-y-fenai
David Lea-Wilson
or:
Alison Lea-Wilson
alison@halenmon.com
Website:
drosyfenai.wordpress.com/
Edinburgh
Daniel Gotts
daniel@slowfoodedinburgh.co.uk
Website:
slowfoodedinburgh.co.uk
Facebook:
Click Here to vist Slowfood Edinburgh on Facebook
Group leader Daniel Gotts has had a long relationship with the countryside – having grown up on his family’s farm, he now works for Scottish Natural heritage, the government countryside body in Scotland. Slow Food Edinburgh has a monthly stall at the Edinburgh Farmers’ Market, providing a platform for local producers and chefs. They also
Get involved
Our movement is also strengthened by our supporters and the many dedicated volunteers that offer us their help in the local groups as well as in our London-based headquarters.
Find a group
