The Landworkers’ Alliance is a union of farmers, growers, foresters and land-based workers.

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Please contact Lauren.Simpson@staging.landworkersalliance.org.uk

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We are currently not recruiting for any roles but please read our newsletters for any announcements. We currently do not offer any volunteer or internship placements directly with the LWA, but keep an eye out in the newsletter or on the forum for any members looking for volunteers or workers.

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Please look at the Agroecology Research Collaboration to see if it fits your area of research/work.

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Currently the LWA does not have capacity or resources to help individual members or potential members on their specific projects, farms or programmes. We get a lot of requests for individual support and would love to have the time to respond to each request in full. We are fundraising for a new role for somebody to focus on membership support and services as we have identified it is a gap in our offering so please watch this space. Having said that, if your query is critical and urgent please email info@staging.landworkersalliance.org.uk including the word URGENT in the subject header and it will get picked up and we can try our best to help.

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Please take the time to explore our staff page here to see who the most relevant contact for your enquiry is.

Our addresses format is firstname.lastname@staging.landworkersalliance.org.uk

Please bear in mind we all work part time and have limited capacity to respond to enquiries outside our core areas of work.

You can also find information under the About Us header about branch and regional organising, and identity groups within the LWA membership.

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For any queries relating to press please email press@staging.landworkersalliance.org.uk

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All Other Enquiries:

For any other enquiries that are URGENT please email info@staging.landworkersalliance.org.uk with the word ‘urgent’ in the subject header and we will do our best to help.

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October 15 @ 10:00
10:00 — 17:00 (7h)

London

Let us know you'll be there!

Good Food Good Farming March

On Saturday October 15th we’ll be mobilising in London as part of the European-wide Good Food, Good Farming Days of Action.

Details:

Why are we mobilising?

Our governments aren’t doing enough to implement the kind of transition we urgently need in our food and farming systems. We need change, and we need it now. That’s why we’re bringing consumers, farmers, growers, youth, activists, change-makers and food system workers together to march in London and demand that policymakers take action.

**** In the light of the recent news about the government’s approach to ELMS and the farming sector – it’s more important than ever to have our voices heard! Join us! ****

Our demands:

  1. A legally enshrined right to food: so that everyone can access healthy, affordable and culturally-appropriate food
  2. Ambitious agricultural support policies: which support farms of all sizes in their transition to more sustainable farming practices
  3. Better livelihoods for farmers: through better regulated and fairer supply chains and markets
  4. Stand up for standards: international trade agreements that prioritise the welfare of farmers, animals, eaters and the environment in the UK and abroad
  5. Nature-friendly policies: for a major reduction of chemical pesticides and fertiliser use and to promote biodiversity, protect the environment and mitigate global warming
  6. Regulation of GMOs: to protect consumers, producers and the environment
  7. Fair income and decent working conditions: for all farmers, food producers and food system workers
  8. More support for young people entering farming: to rejuvenate the sector and revitalise rural areas
  9. More opportunities to grow and eat good food: through the provision of community spaces and education, especially in urban areas and marginalised communities
  10. Less but better meat and dairy: higher-quality livestock products which prioritise animal welfare, public health and the climate
  11. Boost domestic UK fruit and veg production: to meet everyone’s need for a healthy balanced diet and reduce reliance on imports
  12. Listen to the people: more participation of farmers, consumers and activists in political decision making.

Get involved!

We’re looking for volunteers to help with:
?Stewarding on the day of the march
? Driving their tractors into London
? Organising groups of people to come to the march from each region – and even hiring a minibus
? Taking photos and video clips on the day of the march
?️Creating banners and artwork for the march
? Bringing a mobile sound system or musical instruments
? Creating fun costumes

…or anything else you can think of that will help make the day a success!

If you would like to get involved, then please fill out this volunteer form. 

Our strength is in our numbers, so please consider downloading our comms pack and helping us spread the word!

 

 

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October 15 @ 10:00
10:00 — 17:00 (7h)

London

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