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Volunteers Liz Boggis, Teresa Bestow and Gail Kerrison at the community pantry at Castle Hill Community Centre in Ipswich - Credit: Angela Stroud/Castle Hill Community Centre Trust A home delivery foodbank which has helped hundreds of families in Ipswich is relaunching as a walk-in service. Now, with the easing of coronavirus restrictions, it has been decided to change the approach, opening the doors of the centre and moving to a weekly walk-in service, starting from Tuesday, June 8. People living in Whitton, Whitehouse or Castle Hill who feel this would help them can go along and make a personal choice of the items they need. ....
Ange Stroud from the Food Pantry supported by the Big Local Trust with Dr Dan Poulter while delivering hampers on the Whitton estate. - Credit: Office of Dr Dan Poulter North Ipswich MP Dr Dan Poulter joined members of the area s Big Local Trust to help deliver Christmas hampers. The Food Pantry was set up during the first lockdown to support people living in North West Ipswich, providing access to basic food supplies and wider community support. The project started with deliveries of a free fruit and vegetable bundle worth up to £10, and due to demand, the team led by Ange Stroud and Garath Jones at Castle Hill Community Centre, alongside Trustees of the Big Local Trust, soon expanded the support to include meat and freshly baked goods. ....
Ange Stroud from the Food Pantry supported by the Big Local Trust with Dr Dan Poulter while delivering hampers on the Whitton estate. - Credit: Office of Dr Dan Poulter North Ipswich MP Dr Dan Poulter joined members of the area s Big Local Trust to help deliver Christmas hampers. The Food Pantry was set up during the first lockdown to support people living in North West Ipswich, providing access to basic food supplies and wider community support. The project started with deliveries of a free fruit and vegetable bundle worth up to £10, and due to demand, the team led by Ange Stroud and Garath Jones at Castle Hill Community Centre, alongside Trustees of the Big Local Trust, soon expanded the support to include meat and freshly baked goods. ....