Campaigners are urging Bristol City Council to ban meat and dairy products from all City Hall events and conferences.
Three campaigners urged council chiefs during a cabinet meeting on July 12 to scrap all ham, cheese and milk from council catering, and switch to solely serving plant-based products. They said it would help the council reduce its carbon emissions, and save money.
Council chiefs voted to renew catering contracts as they are, with few changes, ahead of a potential big change across the board next year. Switching to completely plant-based catering would “become part of the conversation” then, one said.