A major programme that invested more than £500,000 in food projects and reached more than 16,000 people throughout Falkirk district has left a strong legacy to build on.
That's according to an independent report commissioned to look at the success or otherwise of Falkirk Food Futures Programme.
The Biggar Economics report's verdict was that the programme "helped organisations to lift their communities out of the pandemic and develop their skills and resources at a time of unprecedented national economic crisis".
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