Joining our network is free, and all you need to do is sign the Charter with a pledge around what you are doing to contribute to a better food system for all in Oxfordshire.
LEARN MOREIf your business, organisation or group produces, supplies or uses local and sustainable food, shares the values of the Oxfordshire Good Food Charter and is taking steps to work towards a better food system for Oxfordshire, you can sign the Charter and be listed here as a Good Food Oxfordshire Network member.
Joining our network is free, and all you need to do is sign the Charter with a pledge around what you are doing, or are planning to do, to support the vision of the Charter and contribute to a better food system for all in Oxfordshire. To get some inspiration, you can view the pledges our existing members have made here. And please email us for any further information.
The hill, Souldern, Bicester, OX27 7JB
souldern.villagehall@gmail…
Draycott Road, Southmoor OX13 5HX
southmoorvillagehall@yahoo…
South Oxford Adventure Playground, Whitehouse Road OX1 4PA
admin@soapoxford.org
SOUTH OXFORD COMMUNITY CENTRE
enquiries@southoxford.org
South Oxford Community Centre, Lake street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 4RP
enquiries@southoxford.org
Lake Street Community Centre, Oxford OX1 4RP
None
Springwater Peppard Congregational Church, Blounts Court Road, Peppard Common RG9 5EU
foodbank@springwaterchurch…
Station Road, Chinnor, Oxfordshire, OX39 4PU
office.3182@st-andrews.oxo…
Huntersfield, Standford in the Vale, SN7 8LX
bookings@stanfordvillageha…
St Catherines College Manor Road
tim.kelsey@stcatz.ox.ac.uk
Fir lane, Steeple Aston, OX25 4SF
steeple-aston-village-hall…
St Margarets Rd
carl.tipler@st-hughs.ox.ac…
Marlborough Road OX1 4LW
stmatzoxford@gmail.com
Oday Hill, Drayton, Abingdon, OX14 4AA
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122 Abingdon Road Drayton Abingdon oxon OX14 4HT
info@stonehillgardens.co.uk
6 Lombard Street, Abingdon OX14 5BJ
helen@orangutans-sos.org
Banbury Road, OX2 7DE
None
The Green Hub, Lydalls Road, Didcot, OX11
sustainabledidcot@gmail.com
Sandringham Road, OX118TP
SustainableDidcot@gmail.com
Between Towns, Swerford, Chipping Norton, OX7 4BB
alexandra.stanton@btintern…
Oxford Hub, Windale Primary School, Windale Ave, Oxford OX4 6JD
info@syrcox.org
Medcroft Road, Tackley, OX5 3AH
bookings@tackleyvillage.co…
Sandford Village Hall, Sandford-on-Thames OX4 4NY
None
11 Edward road, OX1 5LH
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11 Winslow Terrace, Wantage, OX12 8DT
tearoombambi@gmail.com
Sandy Lane Farm, OX9 2LA
steve@sandylanefarm.co.uk
Marlborough Road Methodist Church, Marlborough Road, Banbury OX16 5BZ
thebanburylarder@gmail.com
16 Market Place, Chipping Norton, OX7 5NA
emma.kennedy@thebranchtrus…
55 East Ward Allotments, Cricket Rd, Oxford OX4 3DG
info@thechildrensallotment…
Chipping Norton Leisure Centre, Burford Road OX7 5DY
thechippylarder@gmail.com
Recreation Ground, The Leys, Station Ln, Witney OX28 4BX
vonnieshed@gmail.com
The Baptist Church, Chapel Lane, Littlemore, OX4 4QB
info@cefoxford.co.uk
St Francis Church, Hollow Way OX3 7JP
info@cefoxford.co.uk
The Barton Community Church, Barton Neighbourhood Centre, Underhill Circus Barton OX3 9LS
info@cefoxford.co.uk
Faringdon, Oxfordshire, SN7 7JA
liz@faringdontowncouncil.g…
54 Coleshill
rorys@cotswoldciderco.com
Abbey House
paula.lochrie@oxfordshire.…
10 Woodstock Road OX2 6HT
admin@oxfordgatehouse.org
Westfield, Harwell, Didcot, OX11 0LG
info@harwellian.club
Honeydale Farm, Farm-Ed, Station Road, Shipton-Under-Wychwood, Chipping Norton OX76BJ
thekitchengardenpeople@gma…
The Kitchen Sowberry Cottage, The St, Moulsford, Wallingford OX10 9JG
paulbellchambers@gmail.com
83 High Street, Milton under Wychwood, OX7 6LD
office@wychwoodlife.org
Hangland Farm, Upper Wardington, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX17Â 1SU
tor@thelocaltrove.com
1, Newtec Place, 66-72 Magdalen Rd, Oxford OX4 1RE
None
The Wantage Mix, 15 Mill Street OX12 9AB
wantagemix@gmail.com
7 Ruscote Avenue, Banbury, OX16 2NP
info@newapplesauce.com
East Oxford Community Centre, 44B Princes Street OX4 1DD
oxsurpluscafe@gmail.com
Orchard View, The Oxford Garden Project, OX135EF
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Thame road, Little Milton, Oxford, OX44 7PZ
linda.pinelodge@yahoo.com
139 Magdelen Road, Cowley OX4 1RL
kizzie@theporch.org.uk
Manor Farm Rd, Horspath OX33 1SD
ed@shotoverbrewing.com
Yarnton Home & Garden, Sandy Lane, Yarnton, OX5 1PA
shop@thevillagerefill.co.uk
Yarnton Home & Garden, Sandy Lane, Yarnton OX5 1PX
shop@thevillagerefill.co.uk
The Amos Room, Wesley Centre, 40 High Street, Witney, UK OX28 6HG
info@witneyfoodrevolution.…
3 park road witney OX28 6EP
shaidiga2@hotmail.co.uk
White Horse, Uffington, Faringdon, SN7 7SE
information@thmh.co.uk
Fritwell Village Hall, Forge Place, Fritwell, OX27 7QQ
kmellor@heyfordparkschool.…
Shipton road, Ascott under Wychwood, OX7 6AG
ingrid@meadowbank-ascott.c…
OX4 1AA
info@tiddlypommes.co.uk
3 Douglas Drive
info@tikkaandtadka.com
Hardwick EstateWhitchurch-on-ThamesSouth Oxfordshire RG8 7RA
info@tolhurstorganic.co.uk
Banbury Museum, Spiceball Park Rd, Banbury OX16 2PQ
lucy@tomsdiner.cafe
Witney OX28
None
44 Liddell Rd Oxford OX4 3QU
hello@velocitycc.co.uk
Cherry Blossom House Church Lane, WendleburyBICESTER, OXFORDSHIRE OX25 2PN
hello@veganpunjabi.delivery
Unit 3, Hawksworth, Didcot, OX11 7HR
hello@viafuture.co.uk
228 Banbury Rd, Summertown, Oxford, OX2 7BY
beyou@viavi-be.com
Shillingford Rd Wallingford OX10 8LQ
mariannepenny@msn.com
Fountain Bookshop, 21b St Maryâs Street OX10 0EW
office@ridgewaycommunity.c…
Ridgeway Community Church, 21b/22 St Mary's Street, Wallingford
ridgewayfood@outlook.com
St Mary le More, Market Pl, Wallingford OX10 0EG
admin@wlpm.org.uk
DELIVERIES ONLY: Wantage Market Place OX12 8AB
wantageandgrovefoodbank@gm…
The Beacon, Portway, Wantage, UK OX12 9BX
wantage.communitylarder@gm…
171 Thame Road, Warborough, OX10 7DG
bookingclerk@ws-pc.org.uk
227 Thame Road, Warborough Oxon, OX10 7DH
steve.ash0@gmail.com
The hill, Souldern, Bicester, OX27 7JB
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Draycott Road, Southmoor OX13 5HX
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
South Oxford Adventure Playground, Whitehouse Road OX1 4PA
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01865 249787
Adventure playground staffed by trained playworkers who support and mentor vulnerable children (7-12 yrs). Food from foodbanks provided during the school holidays (Easter & Summer). Please contact us before your visit.
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SOUTH OXFORD COMMUNITY CENTRE
Debby Forbes
01865242666
We are a Community Centre with a Community fridge, Community cooking and a soon to be Community larder in January 2025
We aim to get surplus food to those in need and can make use of this service. If through the fridge, cafe or larder
South Oxford Community Centre, Lake street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 4RP
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Lake Street Community Centre, Oxford OX1 4RP
None
None
9.30am-12 noon every Sunday
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Springwater Peppard Congregational Church, Blounts Court Road, Peppard Common RG9 5EU
Niki Clarke
0118 972 4519 / 07549 385 084
Springwater foodbank serves households in need in and around Peppard/Sonning Common. We give a variety of food, largely based on donations that come in but mainly staples with a few treats! All donations acceptable in the Donations Cupboard on the drive at Springwater Church. If you need help, or you know of someone who does, please call or email us and we will contact you. There is no availability for drop-in - we deliver to everyone on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
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Station Road, Chinnor, Oxfordshire, OX39 4PU
St Andrew's Church of England Primary School
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Vegetable Patch - each year group has a raised bed in which they grow vegetables and fruit - this is alternated every year. The children sow, weed and sample the produce that they grow. The focus of the school since 8 March has been very much on outdoor learning.
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Huntersfield, Standford in the Vale, SN7 8LX
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
St Catherines College Manor Road
Kitchen
01865271704
College
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Fir lane, Steeple Aston, OX25 4SF
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
St Margarets Rd
Carl Tipler
01865 274905
Would be great to be able to surport local farmers
To support local farmers
Marlborough Road OX1 4LW
Rosemary Kitto
01865 798587
At the moment the Drop in lunch is not available.
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Oday Hill, Drayton, Abingdon, OX14 4AA
Stonehill Community Garden
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Stonehill Community Garden provides outdoor learning experiences for diverse groups from communities in South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse. We provide a safe space which offers more than purely a gardening experience. We bring together people of different ages, backgrounds and abilities to get active through learning practical skills around growing, building and working outdoors.
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122 Abingdon Road Drayton Abingdon oxon OX14 4HT
Daniel Scharf
07949 159430
Community garden between Abingdon and Drayton run as a charity providing the opportunity for 'therapeutic gardening'. Fruit and veg growing in raised 'no dig' beds and heavily mulched forest garden. Chickens for therapy and eggs. Kitchen for refreshments and socialising
Seek to rely on local people (for work and harvesting/consumption), local wood chips and harvested rain as only inputs
6 Lombard Street, Abingdon OX14 5BJ
Helen Buckland
01235 530825
The Sumatran Orangutan Society (SOS) is a conservation charity working to protect orangutans, their forests and their future. As well as backing frontline conservation programmes from forest restoration to orangutan rescue, we campaign for businesses in Oxford, the UK, Europe and around the world to switch to certified sustainable palm oil in order to break the link between this industry and deforestation.
We are launching the Sustainable Palm Oil City campaign in Oxford in 2019, aiming to change the way that the food service sector buys palm oil. By harnessing the reach and buying power of the hospitality sector, we can support the protection of orangutans and their rainforest homes.
Banbury Road, OX2 7DE
None
None
10am-2 pm every Sunday
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
The Green Hub, Lydalls Road, Didcot, OX11
Phil Mousley
07771 590244
Sustainable Didcot is a community action group for Didcot residents with a shared interest in the environment, living sustainably and raising awareness of climate change.
We are currently working on setting up a collaboration with SOFEA (https://www.sofea.uk.com/) and Didcot allotment society to make use of a vacant allotment allocated for community use. This would provide another community gardening space in Didcot as well as providing training for the young people of SOFEA who for various reasons are not currently in education, employment or training.
Sandringham Road, OX118TP
Sustainable Didcot
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We have a variety of raised beds, some inside a polytunnel and some outdoors.
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Between Towns, Swerford, Chipping Norton, OX7 4BB
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Oxford Hub, Windale Primary School, Windale Ave, Oxford OX4 6JD
Hadi Nuri
07466 581638
Syrian Community Oxfordshire (SYRCOX) provides essential food support services to the local community, particularly for those facing food insecurity. Our mission is to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious food and to foster a sense of community and support. We provide: Weekly food parcels containing nutritious food items; Cooking tips and recipes to help beneficiaries prepare healthy meals; Occasional baby items and non-food essentials. Opening days and times: Every Thursday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Free, first come first served Open access, with a focus on supporting disadvantaged and low-income individuals and families. The centre is wheelchair accessible and equipped to accommodate individuals with disabilities. Beneficiaries are encouraged to bring their own bags to carry the food parcels. We aim to create a supportive and welcoming environment for all. Beneficiaries can also receive information about other support services available in the community.
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Medcroft Road, Tackley, OX5 3AH
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Sandford Village Hall, Sandford-on-Thames OX4 4NY
None
None
9am-12pm every Saturday
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
11 Edward road, OX1 5LH
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A home garden with a few zones - fruit, veg and herbs grown. A pear tree, A kiwi tree ready to harvest late autumn. Fennel, marjoram, bay tree. Lettuce grown in conservatory. beetroot, beans, strawberries.
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11 Winslow Terrace, Wantage, OX12 8DT
Angelica
07547904719
We are a small catering business with a pretty vintage van called "Bambi" from which we sell crepes/waffles, ice cream and drinks at events. We also provide handcrafted cakes and cookies and everything we offer is vegetarian friendly :)
As a vegetarian food business, we will encourage our customers to eat more vegetarian/vegan food. Also, we will expand our vegan range.
Sandy Lane Farm, OX9 2LA
Steven Sidhu
07967 328455
We are an online retailer delivering locally grown, organic veg boxes from Sandy Lane Farm and a range of other locally produced food. We actively seek to reduce food miles and our impact on the environment to an absolute minimum. We encourage customers to lovingly embrace wonky veg and champion eating fresh, local and seasonal produce.
This Summer we bought our first 100% electric delivery vehicle - while it won't be easy to replace our fossil-fuelled vans like for like, we are determined to find an affordable way to phase them out as soon as possible.
Marlborough Road Methodist Church, Marlborough Road, Banbury OX16 5BZ
Taraji Ogunnubi
+447862779494
The Banbury Larder has established a partnership with SOFEA, an organisation that provides food through fareshare to the community. This collaboration ensures a sustainable and reliable souce of food for the Banbury Larder's initiatives. The members get to save money by providing extra food once a week, our aim is to help members save on shopping expenses especially for families facing financial constraints, and enhancing their overall economic wellbeing. Food includes a diverse range, covering fresh fruits and vegetables, ambient goods, frozen items and perishable goods. This variety ensures that the community members recieve a well rounded selection of nutritional options. Alongside food support, we also provide employability support to remove barriers to employment, education, or training, making us a unique resource in the Banbury area. Open Tuesday 14.00-16.00 We also offer a space for tea and coffee with light refreshments. Membership of £3.50 per week includes £15-20 pounds worth of food. Register online selecting The Banbury Larder @ www.sofea.uK.com
At the Banbury Larder, we pledge to tirelessly serve our community by providing consistent and sustainable access to nutritious food. We are committed to fostering a welcoming and supportive environment where everyone feels valued and respected. Our pledge includes empowering individuals by offering employability support to remove barriers to success. Through our partnerships and dedication, we strive to enhance the overall well-being and economic stability of our community members. Together, we can make a positive impact and create a brighter future for all.
16 Market Place, Chipping Norton, OX7 5NA
Emma Kennedy
01608 646202
We run a drop in on Monday mornings 11-12.30 which helps people to access food support - this might be supplying a voucher to access the food bank, signposting to other services, or giving families / individuals a budgeting pack, with recipe ideas / shopping list etc and a food voucher. We also run CONNECT CAFE on a Tuesday afternoon 1-2.30pm (during term time), which is an opportunity to join us for coffee & cake - perhaps you might like to join the craft table, have a game of chess or just a chat. There is also a HELP DESK at this cafe where we can help with accessing other services, food support and signposting.
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55 East Ward Allotments, Cricket Rd, Oxford OX4 3DG
07443 540137
07443540137
We are a volunteer-run community space in East Oxford that hosts a forest school, harvest events, growing groups and more.
We pledge to have children join our veggie growing sessions all through the year and to become a self-sustaining allotment.
Chipping Norton Leisure Centre, Burford Road OX7 5DY
Rizvana Poole
07890 394297
The Chippy Larder is supported and obtains food from SOFEA (based in Didcot). https://www.sofea.uk.com/fact-sheet/ Located in the Leisure Centre, Chipping Norton, The Chippy Larder is an innovative concept in Community Larders, providing low cost, high quality food. Led by Rizvana Poole in order to serve the local community, the larder will provide produce donated by supermarkets and local farms - food that would otherwise go to waste in environmentally costly disposal. We do not means test. Members can choose between 3 food boxes. These will include the weekly staples such as pasta, tinned food, tea and in addition, customers will also receive a bag of fresh fruit and vegetables. Individual members can choose any ONE box plus a bag of fruit & veg. Family members can choose any TWO boxes plus a bag of fruit & veg. The larder will open on Thursdays 2 - 4pm & 6 - 8pm, Members can come and collect their food box as part of their weekly shop. Payment is via Direct Debit. Members can sign up at www.sofea.uk.com NB the weekly fee of £3.50 or £7.00 is made directly to SOFEA and covers administration, storage, wages and delivery costs, all the food made available is free.
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Recreation Ground, The Leys, Station Ln, Witney OX28 4BX
Vonnie Whalley
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Local destination cafe in the park, leisure activities such as adventure golf, tennis and netball. Our aim is to improve on steps already taken to improve our healthy offers and encourage less packaging, and use of plastic
We plan to offer a discount on coffee to customers using their own reusable cups. We aim to use our used ground coffee for local gardens compost. We aim to change all our takeaway packaging to biodegradable. We aim to use more fresh fruit and vegetable within our menu.
The Baptist Church, Chapel Lane, Littlemore, OX4 4QB
Jane Benyon
01993 810622 / 07935 771843
Emergency food parcels provided for those who have been referred (by any statutory/non statutory agencies, churches, companies coming across people in need). A referral link can be sent to service providers by request via email info@cefoxford.co.uk. Thursday 10 am to 11.30 am.
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
St Francis Church, Hollow Way OX3 7JP
Jane Benyon
01993 810622 / 07935 771843
Emergency food parcels provided for those who have been referred (by any statutory/non statutory agencies, churches, companies coming across people in need). A referral link can be sent to service providers by request via email info@cefoxford.co.uk. Tuesday and Friday 12.00-14.00.
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The Barton Community Church, Barton Neighbourhood Centre, Underhill Circus Barton OX3 9LS
Jane Benyon
Tel No 01993 810622 mobile 07876128435
Emergency food parcels provided for those who have been referred (by any statutory/non statutory agencies, churches, companies coming across people in need). A referral link can be sent to service providers by request via email info@cefoxford.co.uk. Monday and Wednesday 12.00-14.00.
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Faringdon, Oxfordshire, SN7 7JA
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
54 Coleshill
Rory Souter
07979957136
We're all about the full flavour of natural cider that's different with its authentic taste and playful branding that give the drinks lots of playful personality and distinctive character. No Brainer, Sideburns, Sweet Cheeks and Cotswold Prime, together with our international Gold Medal winner, Phantom of the Orchard 1% Lo-Alc. We only ferment from fresh pressed apple juice and key to the flavours is their long-aging in tank, so no concentrates or dodgy shortcuts, just as nature intended
We pledge that we'll only ever ferment from fresh pressed British cider apple varieties from in and around our region.
Abbey House
Paula Lochrie
+447770542682
Oxofrdshire Early Years team support settings and schools with Ofsted requirements and healthy eating and drinking.
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
10 Woodstock Road OX2 6HT
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01865 792 999
The Gatehouse continues supporting the homeless, vulnerably housed and those currently on a low income. All of our services are provided free of charge. We are currently continuing to offer the following services. - A food and drink service Monday to Friday 5pm-7pm and Sunday 4pm-6pm. No referral needed, simply turn up on the door. - Clothing service open Sundays 4-6pm and Mondays and Tuesdays, Thursday 5pm to 7pm. Clothing and emergency supplies can be offered on an emergency basis on other nights but for general requests, please come along during the clothes store opening hours. - Personal support: a bespoke, remote one to one support service on a range of emotional and practical needs run by our Casework Team. To make a referral to this service please email gemma@oxfordgatehouse.org - A counselling service for current users of the project to support positive mental health and well-being. For more information, contact: irene@oxfordgatehouse.org - The shower project runs on Sundays (3pm-6pm) and Mondays and Tuesdays between 4pm and 7 pm. Shower slots are 30 minutes long and must be pre-booked in advance. Please do not just turn up. To book a slot please email admin@oxfordgatehouse.org or drop into the café and talk to a project worker. The shower project runs subject to staff availability and may be cancelled with short notice
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Westfield, Harwell, Didcot, OX11 0LG
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Honeydale Farm, Farm-Ed, Station Road, Shipton-Under-Wychwood, Chipping Norton OX76BJ
Emma Mills
07954 324430
We are the antidote to foodmiles; hyper local salad and veg grown following organic principles for great taste and zero waste.
To not just grow hyper local veg but also to inspire people of all ages and backgrounds to understand where their food comes from and the importance of the Soil Food Web. We'd like to work with school groups and also set up work experience and mentoring leading to potential apprenticeships for young adults wanting to know more about growing local vegetables and setting up their own CSA's in their own communities.
The Kitchen Sowberry Cottage, The St, Moulsford, Wallingford OX10 9JG
Paul Bellchambers
07724 250116
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83 High Street, Milton under Wychwood, OX7 6LD
John
01993 832865
Foodbank or Top Up food support for residents living in Ascott, Milton & Shipton Under Wychwood; Bruern, Fifield, Idbury & Lyneham Thursday, 5-7pm Free Open Access Ramp for accessibility Just need to bring along proof of Address to register
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Hangland Farm, Upper Wardington, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX17Â 1SU
Victoria Ayres
07747 037769
An online platform and delivery service connecting people to their local independent food retailers.
Increase awareness of and accessibility to the abundance of local food available in Oxfordshire
1, Newtec Place, 66-72 Magdalen Rd, Oxford OX4 1RE
None
None
Coffee roasters emphasising direct-trade relationships, ensuring farmers are paid above the Fairtrade minimum wage. Their bakery produces sourdough breads using regenerative flour from Bruern Farms.
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
The Wantage Mix, 15 Mill Street OX12 9AB
Jo Harvey
07768 767 787
Fighting food waste and food poverty by redistributing surplus food donated by food businesses. Anyone can collect food from the fridge. No cost. Opening times are: Monday 2 – 6 pm Wednesday 10.00 am – 3 pm Saturday 10.00 am – 1 pm
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7 Ruscote Avenue, Banbury, OX16 2NP
Tom McDonough
07917 035306
We provide a 100% organic product, free from addedâ¦anything. The only ingredients in our applesauce come from nature. Perhaps some occasional fairy dust, but always organic. We select the finest organic produce, sourced ethically, and prepared freshly with loving care and attention. We are a family-oriented business, run by family - for families.
To source a minimum 25% of our ingredients from sources local to Oxfordshire.
East Oxford Community Centre, 44B Princes Street OX4 1DD
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12-3pm on a Saturday every other month. Pop-up "pay what you can" community café. Food Safety accredited training.
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Orchard View, The Oxford Garden Project, OX135EF
The Oxford Garden Project
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1 acre garden with large fruit and veg area used for trials, training and courses
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Thame road, Little Milton, Oxford, OX44 7PZ
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
139 Magdelen Road, Cowley OX4 1RL
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01865 251 798
Continental breakfast provided Mon-Fri for rough sleepers and hot meals provided for those who are homeless or vulnerably housed Mon-Fri from 12.00-13.30 (this can be eat-in or takeaway). Drop-in 8.15am for rough sleepers and then open to additional guests from 11.30am. A quick pre-assessment is carried on the first visit. Facilities include: restrooms; computer rooms; shower facilities and 1-1 support is also offered. Advice and support for addiction; housing; employment; education; mental health; physical health.
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Manor Farm Rd, Horspath OX33 1SD
Ed Murray
01865 604620
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we seek to eliminate waste and reduce beer miles
Yarnton Home & Garden, Sandy Lane, Yarnton, OX5 1PA
Maya Ellis
07896977070
We source ethical and sustainable household essentials from cleaning products to organic foods. All refillable and zero waste. Customers are encouraged to bring in their own containers. We source our products from local suppliers and deliver locally zero emission by bike or electric van.
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Yarnton Home & Garden, Sandy Lane, Yarnton OX5 1PX
Maya Ellis
07896 977070
We stock eco-friendly, natural products which are sustainable and plastic free!
To help households and local businesses make greener choices with their everyday essentials. To continue to develop ways to make shopping zero waste as convenient and accessible for all.
The Amos Room, Wesley Centre, 40 High Street, Witney, UK OX28 6HG
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Named Witney Community Organisation of the Year 2023, the Witney Food Revolution is a volunteer-powered Community Action Group founded on the belief that everyone deserves access to fresh, nutritious food while minimising waste. We operate a community fridge and larder where EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Community Fridge: We collect food surplus from local markets and restaurants and redistribute it for free to the public. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays from 10am to 12pm. Free Community Larder: Part of the Sofea / Fareshare network, we distribute food surplus from a national network to larder members. Wednesdays from 3pm to 7pm. Members only. Our premises are fully accessible. Everyone is welcome. Bring a bag! www.witneyfoodrevolution.com www.facebook.com/WitneyFoodRevolution https://www.instagram.com/witneyfoodrevolution/ Amos Room Wesley Centre Witney, Oxon OX28 6HG
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3 park road witney OX28 6EP
Shai Diga
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Private dining and pop-up events
Use my business to help local charities and good causes on a regular basis
White Horse, Uffington, Faringdon, SN7 7SE
None
None
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
Fritwell Village Hall, Forge Place, Fritwell, OX27 7QQ
Kerry Mellor
07838 388424
We are a community fridge to help stop food from going to landfill and it helps people in the community save some money. We also make up parcels up each week for vulnerable families.
I would like to have a place to cook and share meals with local people. And to have children come along look at what we have and create a meal from what ingredients we have.
Shipton road, Ascott under Wychwood, OX7 6AG
None
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This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
OX4 1AA
Rupert
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Tiddly Pommes is a micro-enterprise which turns surplus apples from the Oxford area into bottled juice, often single-variety, for local sale. Within Oxford and the surrounding area enormous quantities of lovely apples go unused each autumn. Tiddly Pommes is Rupert’s experimental local micro-enterprise which turns them into bottled apple juice which is sold locally. Trees whose crops might fall unharvested exist at a great variety of local sites and for many reasons, not least as relics of former plantations by which the old city was at one time practically surrounded. Tiddly Pommes seeks to demonstrate that it is possible to make good use of such precious resources, even if this is unfashionable in the current era of mass institutionalised waste. Far from being a problem, the surviving trees can offer us something special and intriguing as well as tasty, a characterful selection from the nation’s great abandoned apple heritage and a unique glimpse of Oxford’s past.
Save surplus fruit from going to waste, pressing it into delicious juice. By pressing a large range of apple varieties, reconnect people with heritage apples and help them to appreciate the value of their apple trees.
3 Douglas Drive
Roshni Ray
07738239415
Tikka and Tadka is an Indian food catering business based in Wantage, Oxfordshire, dedicated to bringing the authentic flavors of home-cooked Indian cuisine to your table. We take pride in working with local suppliers, sourcing fresh, seasonal produce, and following a farm-to-fork approach to ensure quality and sustainability in every dish. Whether it’s a private gathering, a corporate event, or a special celebration, we bring the warmth and richness of Indian flavors with the same love and dedication that started our journey.
At Tikka and Tadka, we believe that good food should not only nourish the body but also support the community and the planet. We are committed to: 🌱 Buying Local – We work with local suppliers to source fresh, seasonal ingredients, supporting local farmers and businesses while ensuring the highest quality in our dishes. 🥗 Eating More Plants – We celebrate the vibrant flavors of plant-based Indian cuisine, offering a variety of vegetarian and vegan dishes that are both nutritious and delicious. ♻️ Reducing Waste – We strive to minimize food waste by carefully planning our menus, using every ingredient thoughtfully, and supporting initiatives that fight food poverty. Through these commitments, we aim to bring people together over wholesome, sustainable, and authentic Indian food while making a positive impact on our community and the environment.
Hardwick EstateWhitchurch-on-ThamesSouth Oxfordshire RG8 7RA
Tamara Schiopu
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Growing and distributing healthy organic and seasonal veg to the Oxford community.
Banbury Museum, Spiceball Park Rd, Banbury OX16 2PQ
Lucy Pearson
07740 595906
Vegan cafe with high regard for sustainability and the environment
Encourage more people to reduce their meat/ dairy consumption through good food and positive conversations
Witney OX28
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Small-scale regenerative growers specialising in organic fruit and vegetables while producing innovative wool-based soil enhancers to promote sustainable agriculture.
This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
44 Liddell Rd Oxford OX4 3QU
Will Pepper
07845 904978
We are an Oxford-based low and zero emission courier delivering all manner of small and medium-sized goods, currently including local coffee, bread and pastries etc, around the city on our cargo bikes, and county wide using electric vehicles.
We are passionate about promoting great, local produce, which we'll be doing via our website, currently in development, but coming very soon!
Cherry Blossom House Church Lane, WendleburyBICESTER, OXFORDSHIRE OX25 2PN
Balvinder Gill
01869 354713
We are planet-minded and prepare in advance as we can then significantly reduce and keep control of food waste. Everything we do is focused on minimizing our carbon foot print and producing sustainably. All of your dishes are prepped and dispatched in fully recyclable meal boxes which are chilled (not frozen!) and in fully compostable containers inside. Even all of our labeling is fully recyclable as we use eco-friendly paper.
Further reduce our carbon footprint through better logisitcs and vehicles as we grow
Unit 3, Hawksworth, Didcot, OX11 7HR
Zoe King
07805 645652
We work to support Oxfordshire businesses create energy and carbon pathways to reduce their impact on the environment. Our unique approach looks at energy from an end to end perspective, alongside creating sustainability roadmaps for organisations who want to start or improve their plans to a low carbon future. Our community arm looks at supporting local charities and social enterprises through donations and partnerships.
We pledge to buy as much locally sourced organic produce as we can to support regional producers, and also to reduce the carbon footprint associated with our food consumption. Furthermore, we will provide regular donations to local food banks, alongside other food based charities within the county as required through our business model.
228 Banbury Rd, Summertown, Oxford, OX2 7BY
Ben Howard
01608 311686
We are a Health Gym, located in Summertown. We are built for the 80% of people who do not renew memberships at traditional gyms, or for those looking to exercise for health and not to boost their ego. We help everyone, of all ages, to get into resistance exercise and improve their health outcomes, by making it as easy as possible using our EGYM exercise equipment.
We will only provide fresh fruit as snacks to members of the gym. We will not offer isotonic drinks or carbonated beverages. Tap water is free to all who use our facilities.
Shillingford Rd Wallingford OX10 8LQ
Marianne Hill
07767 416576
Land and Livestock Management for Life (aka 3LM) is the Savory Institute Networks Hub for the UK. Based on the work of Ecologist Allan Savory (see: https://www.ted.com/talks/allan_savory_how_to_green_the_world_s_deserts_and_reverse_climate_change?language=en) we bring the potential to change food production to significantly enhance the environment (sequestering lots of CO2 naturally), regenerate soils, food quality, whilst bringing a new sovereignty to farmers and producers and being the cornerstone of a Regenerative Economy. 3LM was developed from my lessons in local food production, the 12 years of study into holistic health and the insights developed from discussions with the many local people interested in the quality of food (organic) we were producing at the time., having applied to the Savory Institute in 2014. Vitality Farm is our 95 acre mainly grassland farm near Wallingford.
From 2016 we look to add the the diversity on our farm, presently traditional cattle, by partnering with people who want to produce local food, but like so many locally have no land to do so. Working on the principals of Joel Salatin of Polyface Farm in Virginia, we are seeking to 'multi layer' the activities on the farm, to further our soil regeneration and fertility whilst producing more local primary products, job and more social inclusion.
Fountain Bookshop, 21b St Maryâs Street OX10 0EW
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Wallingford Community Fridge is fighting food waste and food poverty by redistributing surplus food donated by food businesses and local people to all members of the community. Anyone can collect food from the fridge. The Fridge can be found at The Fountain Community Hub, 21b St Mary’s Street and will be open Tuesday – Thursday 10.00 – 2.00, Friday 10.00 – 12.00. Drinks and light lunches provided. Donation costs are suggested. Everyone welcome. Wheelchair accessible but toilet facilities involve two steps.
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Ridgeway Community Church, 21b/22 St Mary's Street, Wallingford
Alice Penney
01491 876677
Free emergency food parcels delivered on referral from organisations supporting families and individuals in need. There is a list of referrers on our website https://www.wallingfordfoodbank.org.uk/food-parcels/.Open on Monday and Thursday mornings. If you are referring a client please ring the food bank direct. Please do not email.
To supply emergency food to those in need in Wallingford and surrounding villages
St Mary le More, Market Pl, Wallingford OX10 0EG
Kate Spence
07787 576462
The market was founded on the following principles: To make available produce grown or produced within a 30 mile radius of Wallingford To promote the benefits of locally produced food To work with other organisations to help and support the local economy
Increase the number of food stalls at the market to enable more local residents to enjoy locally produced food.
DELIVERIES ONLY: Wantage Market Place OX12 8AB
Denise Townsend
07920 409462
Emergency food parcel deliveries. Referral required through the community advice centre, schools, health visitor etc. At present we cannot accept visits; please call us to arrange delivery to your address. The Food bank is intended to provide short term emergency help to people who find themselves in need for whatever reason.
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The Beacon, Portway, Wantage, UK OX12 9BX
Jaysn Phillips
07563 067173
Wantage Community Larder is a partnership between Sustainable Wantage and SOFEA. There is a £10 joining fee and a weekly subscription of £3.50 for an individual, £7 for a family and each week there is a variety of surplus food available to larder members. Individual membership gives you up to 10 items and 4 fruit / veg, family membership is double this. You can sign up to join the larder here: https:www.sofea.co.uk. Open every Friday Afternoon Session 1 - 1.45pm - 3pm Session 2 - 3.15 - 4.15pm You can sign up to join the larder here: https:www.sofea.co.uk.
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171 Thame Road, Warborough, OX10 7DG
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This organisation has not included their GFO pledge yet.
227 Thame Road, Warborough Oxon, OX10 7DH
Steve Ash
0798 348 8961
We are a local producer of honey, all of our hives are within 5 miles of the picturesque village of Warborough. Our honey is coarse filtered, but otherwise straight from the hive, including pollen!. We aim for minimal intervention with our bees, and to offer our local communities regular tours of our hives.
We will be offering more classes about bee-keeping and the connection that bees can give all of us to help pollinators in the future.