1.7K views · 13 reactions | The The Real Junk Food Project South Coast - Trash Cafe Network opened at Buckland Community Centre on a one month trial basis in September after success at Gosport's cafe which opened two years ago. BBC Radio Solent's Neil Sackley has spent the afternoon in Portsmouth to find out after 3 months, how they've been getting on. | BBC Dorset | Facebook

The Real Junk Food Project in Ladywood turning surplus food into nutritious meals for everyone. Around 15 million tonnes of food and drink was thrown away in the UK over the past year, most of which could otherwise have been eaten. The Real Junk Food Project, which is based at Ladywood Community Centre, is trying to alleviate this problem and raise awareness about food wastage. The project is run by a team of volunteers who collect the waste but perfectly edible food from restaurants and shops t

This man is using 'junk food' to stop food waste. | BBC World Service