Food Poverty Starts At Home
24th August 2026
Jenny Danson
Ask most people where food poverty begins and they will point to wages, benefits, or the cost of food itself. Megan Blake, Senior Lecturer and Knowledge Exchange Lead at the University of Sheffield's School of Geography and Planning, argues that the picture is more complicated than that, and that housing sits closer to the centre of it than most people in the sector have yet understood.
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