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Street Feast

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Factual: Food & Drink

Helping neighbours come together to share stories, food and friendship.

BBC Radio Scotland arrive in a street, stair or scheme to hear about some favourite recipes and cook with the community. Then everyone gathers together to tuck in.

BBC Radio Scotland helps neighbours come together to share stories, food and friendship in a Street Feast.  

How many people do you know in your street or your flats or even your stair?  So what better way to get to know your neighbours than in a collective feast which brings the local community together!  The format is simple, BBC Radio Scotland arrives in a street, stair or scheme; we get to know some of the local characters, hear about some of their favourite recipes, cook with them, then the community gathers together, each family bringing a 'sharing plate' and everyone tucks in.   
Friendships are formed, food is shared, recipes swapped and the Street Feast team leave the community with the legacy of new connections and new neighbours. 



Street Feast: Kelvinhaugh Street

Kelvinhaugh Street

BBC Radio Scotland - Street Feast, Kelvinhaugh Street

Neighbours from Kelvinhaugh Street come together to share food and conversation.

Flora Shedden and Simon Preston bring together some of the neighbours from Kelvinhaugh Street in Glasgow, to share stories about their community and their love of food.

In the first of a new series, Flora Shedden and Simon Preston bring together some of the neighbours of Kelvinhaugh Street in Glasgow for the first time, to share stories about their community and their love of food. Also, former Lord Provost Alex Mosson tells us about how that area of Glasgow played an integral role in ship building.

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