Clacks Stories
Growing As You Go – Earth Day
Earth Day is a chance to bring attention to local action and protect the land that feeds us. Tullibody Community Garden is a hidden gem, helping locals connect with nature and improve mental health.
New Forth Valley Food Futures Bulletin
Forth Valley Food Futures New Bulletin is out now, subscribe today to keep up to date with local news and updates on the Good Food Nation Act
International Women’s Day and the Joy of Growing Together
This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the women who keep Clackmannanshire’s community beating. From gardens to cafés to workshops, their time, care, and leadership help local enterprises thrive. With local spotlight on Tullibody Community Garden
CTSI Community Breakfast
January’s CTSI Community Breakfast kicked off with the theme Food Matters, sharing new information on the plans and outcomes for the Good Food Nation Act.
Solsgirth Home Farm Wins The Scottish Thistle Award as Best Community Tourism & Events Initiative
Thank you for this incredible honour! This is a testament to our amazing team at Solsgirth Home Farm.
Mum’s The Word, New Premises
Mum’s the Word have been granted planning permission to open new premises.
College Wins Green Gown Award
FVC’s submission focused on their recent work with Forth Valley Food Futures and Forth Valley Food and Drink. The College was one of several case studies who were highlighted within the project, which had a primary aim to help develop the social impact auditing tool.
Innovative Social & Environmental Impact Toolkit Designed and Tested in Forth Valley
The UK’s first Social Impact Audit Tool for small independent food & drink businesses has been designed and tested in the Forth Valley. It is a pioneering initiative developed by Forth Valley Food Futures and Forth Valley Food and Drink with funding from...
Growing A New Future in Clacks
An innovative food growing project powered by renewable energy is aiming to transform an area of vacant and derelict land on the River Forth in Clackmannanshire. A vertical farm is being developed for the site, where the post-industrial soil is too poor to allow...