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The Community Fridge & Larder

Community Enterprises PL12 (CEPL12) Community Fridge

The Community Fridge
& Larder

The Community Fridge & Larder was set up in 2019 to test whether surplus food can be shared locally instead of being thrown into landfill. It was key element of the CEPL12 response to the pandemic and the lockdown.

 

The Enterprise is now based outside our Community Shop at 4 Fore Street in Saltash. It operates alongside the Community Kitchen, forming a beating heart for the wellbeing centre there. Teamwork at its best!

 

We have proved without doubt that we can significantly reduce the amount of food going to waste locally. We are open 3 days a week and have around 70 visitors to the fridge each time.

 

After 11th August, we will be pausing our mobile fridge and larder operation whilst we re-evaluate the best way to utilise our limited resources and support the community of Saltash.

The fridge and larder will still continue to operate as normal from our town centre base on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.

As ever, everybody who has used the mobile fridge and larder is welcome to attend the fridge and larder in Fore Street.

 

In our first year we distributed approximately 15 tonnes of surplus food

Our Volunteers - CEPL12 Community Fridge

There is no stigma associated with the Enterprise: we are engaging with a wide range of citizens determined to establish Saltash as a centre for environmental good practice and caring community action. You are encouraged to drop by to see what is going on….and maybe help build the movement.

 

Our work is supported by Lidl, Waitrose, the Co-op, and other local food businesses, who all donate their surplus fresh foods. We are also linked to Fare Share Go and food banks to allow us access to additional ambient foods.

COMMUNITY FRIDGE

OPENING HOURS

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TUESDAYS 12:30PM - 2:00PM

WEDNESDAY 10:00AM - 12:00PM

SATURDAYS 10:00AM - 12:00PM

ADDRESS:

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4 FORE STREET,

SALTASH,

CORNWALL,

PL12 6JL

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EMAIL US:

hub@cepl12.co.uk

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