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We are thrilled that Ravenous by Henry Dimbleby has been shortlisted for the Andre Simon Food & Drink Book Awards 🎉 'Brilliant - a must read' Tim Spector 'Will change the way we look at food' Jamie Oliver Get yourself a copy of Ravenous 🍩 tinyurl.com/35sjruy8

THIS is what good school food looks like. This isn't performative, I've visited Woodmansterne more times than I can count, and seen a salad bar like this, which teenagers willingly pile into. This is possible in every school, but need the right ingredients: Train / Enforce / Fund

This is what school food looks like, with a brilliant chef like Michael Collins who understands & is passionate about his role in child health & food ed. There are many great school chefs, shackled by unambitious menus & recipes. Lets be ambitious. We can't afford not to be.

Hooray!

Very much agree with jemima lewis telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/03/2…

In case you haven’t noticed yet, digital technology is not actually making our lives easier. telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/03/2…

Absolutely thrilled by this.

Congratulations to the winners of this year's André Simon Food & Drink Book Awards! We had a remarkable shortlist to choose from – every single book was special and a pleasure to read. Thank you to everyone who entered. We'll see you again next year 🥂

Congratulations to Henry Dimbleby and Jemima Lewis for winning Best Food Book at last night's André Simon Awards with #Ravenous 🥂 'A rallying call for radical change, both passionate and meticulously researched' TLS profilebooks.com/work/ravenous/

The winners of the André Simon Awards have been revealed - congratulations to Henry Dimbleby, jemima lewis, Jon Bonné, Emiko Davies, Jane Lopes and Jonathan Ross bookbrunch.co.uk/page/article-d… (£)

I'm not generally a 'banner' but I am in support of jemima lewis's piece that we need to ban smartphones for children or live with the costs of our children's mental ill-health telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/05/0…

Excellent article by jemima lewis in response to our The Food Foundation report published yesterday...read the full report here foodfoundation.org.uk/publication/ne…

Brilliant to see both #Ravenous by Henry Dimbleby and jemima lewis and #LittleEnglanders by Alwyn Turner chosen in The Times and The Sunday Times' best summer reads for 2023 📚☀️ thetimes.com/culture/books/…

A Times pick for the top summer reads, moreover!

Another day, another article highlighting the hostile world we've created for kids and parents in terms of tech and social media. The current status quo is clearly untenable; the question is less if, but who will be first to rein in Big Tech. telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/10/1… jemima lewis

I’m biased because I edited it, but this report by Dolitics and Henry Dimbleby is full of fascinating insider detail on how politics actually works (or doesn’t).

Attempting to save an art deco building = "political posturing at its worst". Building a yawningly boring glass and concrete box rather than reusing an existing structure = being "a global standard-bearer for sustainability". This = philistinism dressed up as "progress".