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Food. during lockdown many of us spent more time in our gardens, with some even growing their own fruit and veg, but an abundance of produce gave one woman in northumberland an idea to help others. she started donating to a fresh food bank which helps families across the county. now more than 200 home growers are taking part. alison freeman reports. from field to fork via the foodbank. sue's surplus of garden grown goods arejust some of sue's surplus of garden grown goods are just some of the fresh fruit and veg are are just some of the fresh fruit and veg are now are just some of the fresh fr...

Families across the county. now more than 200 home—growers are taking part. alison freeman reports. from field to fork via the foodbank. sue's surplus of garden grown goods are just some of the fresh fruit and veg which are now being distributed to the most in need. i'm more than happy to share what i've got, my time and my produce with everybody. i am more than happy. i think everybody has the right to have fresh food, and fresh food is so expensive. this is a way of helping people to access fresh food that can't normally afford it. every week, sue's one of 200 home and allotment growers in...

Via the foodbank. sue's surplus of garden grown goods are just some of the fresh fruit and veg which are now being distributed to the most in need. i'm more than happy to share what i've got, my time and my produce with everybody. i am more than happy. i think everybody has the right to have fresh food, and fresh food is so expensive. this is a way of helping people to access fresh food that can't normally afford it. every week, sue's one of 200 home and allotment growers in northumberland who donate to the hexham fresh foodbank. their producers gathered at a local shop before being given to f...

She started donating to a fresh food bank. alison freeman reports from field to fork via the food bank. sue's surplus of garden grown goods are just some of the fresh fruit and veg which are now being distributed to the most in need. i am more than happy to share what i've got — my time and my produce, with everybody. i think everybody has the right to have fresh food and fresh food is so expensive. this is a way of helping people to access fresh food that can't normally afford it. every week, sue is one of 200 home and allotment growers in northumberland who donate to the hexham fresh food ...