New Catering oven for the Super Supper Club

Going for Gold Bristol 10th March 2021

Every week, The Super Supper Club works in collaboration with Baggator to prepare meals using supermarket food that would otherwise be thrown away to make home-cooked meals and food boxes for those in need who have been affected by COVID-19. The latest Bristol Bites Back Better blog post is by Baggator’s Anya Agulova, celebrating the hard work of volunteers to get a new catering oven. Funds and/or food donations from individuals and local businesses are gratefully received for the project.

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It’s more than just learning to cycle, it’s building a community: Cycling Sisters’ story

7TH DECEMBER 2020

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Bristol’s Cycling Sisters is a group of Muslim women who support others in their community to get cycling. By offering free training and a network of support, they want to show other Muslim women that cycling is something that they can not only do but that they can really enjoy too.

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HOW THREE WOMEN CAME TOGETHER TO FEED RESIDENTS IN BARTON HILL

By YVONNE DEENEY, Tuesday Dec 1, 2020

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For their first week of Sunday Kitchen delivering meals, they received help from Super Supper Club at Baggator, when they were unable to cook at Cafe Conscious because Deniece and her family had to self-isolate. “I had to stop everything and stay at home with my four kids for two weeks, but with the support of the community we could still do Sunday Kitchen,” says Deniece.

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GRASSROOTS TUITION CENTRE IN EASTON AIMS TO REDUCE INEQUALITY IN EDUCATION

By YVONNE DEENEY, Thursday Nov 19, 2020

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A new organisation offering one-to-one tuition has been set up in Easton, to support children marginalised by “an education system that recreates social and racial hierarchies”. The Atamai Tutor Centre is currently providing tuition to young people at Baggator, in a collaboration between educators, activists and youth workers.

The group recognises that the pandemic has exacerbated existing problems and aims to build confidence in children who have spent an extended period away from school because of the Covid-19 lockdown, without the resources to support home learning.

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SUPER SUPPER CLUB EXPANDS TO FEED LOCAL CHILDREN

By YVONNE DEENEY, Friday Nov 6, 2020

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The Super Supper Club, held at Easton-based organisation Baggator, has expanded to cook food for local children on a Thursday evening. The project, Bagga-bites, was born at the start of lockdown due to concerns in the community around childhood nutrition and mental health. Now, organisers are doing what they can to keep it going while still following lockdown rules.

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