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2 Dec 19
Our December Wishlist
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December Wishlist Long Life Milk Custard / Rice pudding Coffee Christmas Chocolates Toiletries Tins of Meat (Pies/Curries/Ravioli etc) Tins of Fish (Tuna/Sardines etc) Thank You So Much
29 Nov 19
Our Volunteers Festive Dinner 2019
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We enjoyed a wonderful festive meal with our incredible volunteers earlier this week, as a thank you to them for all of their kind efforts and hard work this past year. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, or would like to discover how you too can help our Food Bank, visit us on […]
26 Nov 19
Tesco Brent Cross Food Drive 2019
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This weekend we were overwhelmed by the generosity of Tesco Brent Cross shoppers during our weekend Food Drive 2019. The community support shown to us was incredible and we collected a HUGE 1,702.46KG of food donations!! THANK YOU TESCO!! #Colindalefoodbank
30 Oct 19
Colindale Food Bank Festive Period Opening Times 2019
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Over the Christmas period, Colindale food bank will be closed on certain days. Here are our opening times: Tuesday 17th December: 12:00 – 15:30. Thursday 19th December: 12:00 – 15:30. Tuesday 24th December: Closed. Thursday 26th December: Closed. Tuesday 31st December: Open as usual. Thursday 2nd January: Open as usual. We would like to wish […]
29 Oct 19
London Borough of Barnet Mayor, Caroline Stock Visits Us
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We were thrilled to receive a visit from Caroline Stock, our Mayor. Caroline was very impressed with our team of volunteers and the service we offer to our clients. Thank you so much for coming to see us Caroline. #Colindalefoodbank
22 May 18
‘You can’t live on thin air’: the wait for Universal Support
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Abby Jitendra, Senior Policy Officer at The Trussell Trust ‘I am sick, disabled, and visually impaired, hard of hearing. No help has been offered. I had to go ask my local church for help.’ The impact of Universal Credit on society in the UK is only just beginning to be felt. By 2022, all existing […]
24 Apr 18
Yes, Universal Credit should make work pay – but the benefits system must protect us all from hunger
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Garry Lemon, Head of External Affairs at The Trussell Trust: Since its inception we have supported – and still support – the key principles of Universal Credit. We agree that a simplified benefits system that is easier to navigate would help millions of people across the UK. We agree that work should always pay for […]