One hundred days into Labour being in office, we will examine what the new government has done so far, and look for evidence about where things might be heading. Our two speakers spend their time trying to understand the workings of policy in food and farming and will help us delve into this topic.

In celebration of Black History Month, the AFN Network+ is hosting a virtual event exploring the intersection of food justice, climate resilience, and cultural sustainability. We will highlight the importance of seed saving and self-sufficiency, contrasting these practices with the current commercial models in the UK.

Our 2025 AGM will be held in Manchester. The event is a fantastic opportunity for members to gather and engage with others working for change in the UK agri-food system. Expect engaging keynote speakers and a programme designed around inclusivity and involvement, with lots of opportunities for networking and breakout discussions.