Powys Food Map

This map shows the food system across Powys, including community food provision, growing, commercial producers and events.

About The Powys Food Map

Creation of the Powys Food Map was an action identified in the Powys Food Strategy and Action Plan.

Action #19: Roll out an electronic food map of Powys. To include: local food producers and suppliers, retailers, hospitality, community growing spaces, access to free/subsidised food, etc.

This is a live map and we will continue to update it. If you have any questions, or would like to add or amend any entries, please email chloe.masefield@cultivate.uk.com.

The Powys Food Systems map has been funded by Bwyd Powys Food, the sustainable food partnership for Powys.

Latest News and Updates

Powys Food Trails – Taste of Montgomery

The first of the Powys Food Trails has been launched at Montgomery’s Street Fair! Taste Montgomery, with funding from Bwyd Powys Food, have revamped their food trail, promoting local food businesses across the area

Cooking Skills for You

Bwyd Powys Food funded a 4-week “Cooking Skills For You” course. The course was for Year 11 pupils to help teach them cooking skills for life.
Four pupils took part learning how to cook meals that can then be cooked at home and shared with the family.

Bridging the gap: Scaling Up Organic Veg in Public Sector Meals

Sustain’s Bridging the Gap programme is demonstrating how public sector food procurement can drive a just transition to agroecological farming and make healthy, sustainable food accessible to all. A recent learning exchange in Manchester brought together farmers, wholesalers, and food system experts to explore how to integrate more organic fruit and veg into school meals and public institutions.

The Powys Diet

Powys County Councillor for Knighton Corinna Kenyon-Wade commits to The Powys Diet for one month. See how she got on here.Week One I first heard about the idea of a truly local diet, when I was sent on Carbon Literacy training by Powys County Council. A couple called...

Soup stall leaves Crickhowell Christmas Market with a warm glow

A fundraising soup stall championing food skills and fresh Welsh produce came to the rescue of chilled stallholders and hungry emergency service workers at the Crickhowell Christmas Market on Thursday evening, 5 December. Gusting winds and driving rain had left...

Tyfu Dyfi Harvest Meal

Bwyd Powys Food, the Sustainable Food Partnership for Powys, supported Tyfu Dyfi host a Harvest Meal at Aberangell Hall, Machynlleth on 27 September 2024. The meal was to celebrate local food produced in and around the Dyfi Biosphere. The meal was attended by a good...

Bwyd Powys Food Small Grants Summary 2024

ContextThrough funding from Welsh Government, in 2024 Bwyd Powys Food (BPF) distributed grants toorganisations across Powys. The aim of the scheme was to support food system change andcontribute to BPF’s vision of ‘Good food for POWYS! Where local, sustainable and...

Sustainable Steps Wales: Green Careers

We're excited to announce our development grant from The National Lottery Sustainable Steps Wales - Green Careers programme, dedicated to helping young people transition into eco-friendly careers.The National Lottery Sustainable Steps Wales - Green Careers programme...

Launch of the Bwyd Powys Food Strategy

Launched at the Royal Welsh Show 2024 we unveil our comprehensive strategy to bolster local food initiatives and support sustainable agriculture in Powys.  Bwyd Powys Food Strategaeth - Cymraeg Bwyd Powys Food Strategy - English  Bwyd Powys Food (The...

Good Practice Guide for Social Enterprises working on food, wellbeing and sustainability

Discover how social enterprises are pioneering innovative solutions to create a healthier, more equitable food system. Good Practice Guide Guide posterThe ‘Social Enterprise as a catalyst for sustainable and healthy local Food Systems’ (SEFS) project, explored how...

Marches Good Food Movement Concept Note

Join us in transforming the Marches into a beacon of sustainable, ethical, and healthy food systems. Together, we can build a resilient and regenerative regional food network that supports the well-being of our communities and the environment. Marches Good Food...

Powys Community Grants

Grants available between £250 to £1000 for your project. Eligibility: The funding is for the public wider good and public, third and community sector groups and private organisations. Projects must contribute to one or more of our three outcomes: Better food, health...

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