'Food Connect': Electric bikes and vans to deliver surplus food to vulnerable communities

Cecilia Keating
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Environmental charity Hubbub will deploy a fleet of electric vehicles to deliver surplus food to communities in Milton Keynes unable to access food banks and community fridges during the lockdown

Environmental charity Hubbub has launched a pilot low-carbon food delivery service for households struggling to access food due to lockdown restrictions or financial insecurity. The low-carbon delivery...

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