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Say hear!
Community activists, local practitioners, planners, policy makers and academics from across the country and sectors and disciplines came together in Dunfermline to hear a range of speakers, take part in table and workshop discussions and visit a busy marketplace.
Entitled Hear Say, the idea was that those who came together had a lot to say as well as hear and the theme for the day was building on learning.
A brief write up from the day is now available at the link below.
www.communityfoodandhealth.org.uk/Annual-conference-2018-notes.docx