The MP for Bognor and Littlehampton says she is very concerned about the future of the Littlehampton Community Fridge.
The MP for Bognor and Littlehampton says she is very concerned about the future of the Littlehampton Community Fridge.
Alison Griffiths recently visited the charity’s current site and heard about their struggle in finding a new home.
She is hoping that people in the community may be able to help.
The Fridge redistributes donated surplus food, saving over 614 tonnes of food from landfill since its launch.
The project offers more than just food: it serves as a social hub, promoting a sense of community and providing affordable food options at a fraction of retail prices.
The Littlehampton Community Fridge has become a lifeline for many families, and its work to reduce food waste is essential to our environmental goals.
MP Alison Griffiths says: "I urge local authorities, businesses, and residents to come forward with any ideas they have to secure a permanent home for the Fridge, so it can continue serving our community and helping the environment."
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