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  • Applause
    Article

    Newcastle-Staffs: We couldn’t do it without you…

    As many of us look forward to spending time with our friends and families at Christmas, we want to say a huge Thank You to our extended foodbank family here in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
  • Foodbank Warehouse
    Article

    Newcastle-Staffs: Drop off your Christmas Goodies!

    To ensure your goodies get to our clients in time for Christmas, please drop them into our supermarket donation boxes, a Newcastle-Staffs Foodbank centre or the warehouse by Monday.
  • Thank you
    Article

    Newcastle-Staffs: The gift of kindness

    We have been blessed with gifts and contributions to our Christmas appeal this year.
  • Foodbank Warehouse
    Article

    Newcastle-Staffs: Supermarket Champions

    Our annual winter collections at Tesco stores in Trent Vale and Kidsgrove are among the most important events in our calendar. These collections help us to prepare for our busiest period.
  • A close up of dried packets of pasta and jars of pasta sauces in a green crate at the Salisbury food bank warehouse.
    Analysis

    Our response to the Autumn Budget and Child Poverty Strategy

    What steps does the UK government’s 2025 Autumn Budget and Child Poverty Strategy take towards ending the need for emergency food?
  • Food bank volunteer stacking shelves.
    Press release

    Food banks brace for winter surge

    New figures from Trussell reveal a sharp rise in the need for winter food parcels compared to five years ago.
  • A crate full of squash bottles.
    News article

    Newcastle-Staffs: Our new location in Chesterton

    New location for our foodbank centre in Chesterton.
  • Arms of one person handing another a leaflet
    Article

    Newcastle-Staffs: Enter our Sticker Competition!

    We are looking for KS2 pupils to design a sticker for Newcastle-Staffs Foodbank.
  • A crate full of gluten free pasta.
    Press release

    Our response to lifting the two-child limit

    The chancellor’s decision to remove the two-child limit in full is warmly welcomed and will protect hundreds of thousands of children from growing up facing hunger and hardship.
  • A crate full of squash bottles.
    Analysis

    Britons and the two-child limit

    Luke Tryl, Executive Director of More in Common, explains why lifting the two-child limit can help Labour to build public support.