Are Foodbanks the long-term solution to food poverty in the UK?
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Food bank use across the UK is at an all-time high with nearly 3 million needing assistance.
Initially Foodbanks supplied people with emergency food packages but more and more folk are having to rely on them weekly. Is this a long term solution to Food Poverty in the UK? Robin Ferris, Sam Hawthorne and Hannah Worsley were with Premier's Esther Higham to discuss this on Inspirational Breakfast.
Released on 16 Jan 2024
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