'LET US GO FORWARD TOGETHER - AND REDISCOVER THE GLORY OF GREAT BRITISH FOOD AND DRINK'.
It’s a nationwide campaign aimed at getting people back in touch with the great British food that’s on their doorsteps throughout the land.
The cycle ride will create a ‘food-chain’ through Great Britain.
Eccentric foodie Tim Keates, tweed-clad and moustachioed, will pick up & drop off delectable samples of Great British food to Great British people as he pedals on his merry way through these islands.
But of course, foreign guests are more than welcome at the celebration! We are proud, not ashamed, to share our national cuisine! – or should that be ‘national kitchen’?
So, organic butchers, artisan bakers and box-scheme makers - you are all invited to take part.
The Great British Food Cycle will champion food heroes like you from North to South.
How to get involved!
There are four ways to get involved:
- You can be a cyclist along the route. Join us for an hour, a delivery or as long as you like?
- Be a Producer or Consumer, let us know where we pick up and where we drop off?
- Donator to the charity we are supporting. Thrive – Using gardening to change lives.
- Assist during the event, & make it a success.
Latest News
An evening of celebration for British Food
May 3, 2012
The Great British Food Cycle is proud to announce there is to be a community event to acknowledge and celebrate the great British food producers who took part in the cycle ride last year. We will be having a small exhibition of photos & excepts from the amazing journey Tim made during the 44 days [...]
MoreApologise for the long wait for feedback
November 4, 2011
Hi everyone. I apologise that I haven’t updated the blog for a couple of weeks.life gets in the way when you are making plans! Pictures are finally in and several publications have asked for further information. P lease watch this space for new pics in the next few days and a news round-up on all [...]
MoreMade it in fine style to Land’s End
September 12, 2011
I made it! I arrived in Land’s End just after 2.04pm to sign the End2End register in the Land’s End Hotel foyer. The weather was very windy, but the aspect was manly blue skies. I stopped on my way on the quiet country lanes (off the main route which is very busy with sightseers) to [...]
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