Our Stories
Before you scroll, know this: these stories matter. Behind every campaign win, every headline, every policy shift, there are young people who refused to stay silent. Young people who have felt the impact of a food system built to mislead us and who chose to fight back. Scroll down to meet the young activists challenging the system, speaking truth to power, and proving that change is not only possible it’s already happening.
Government Updates The Nutrient Profiling Model: A Turning Point for Children’s Health
20 Feb 2026
Bite Back explains the Government's nutrient profiling model update and why it matters for protecting children from HFSS advertising.
Bite Back Launches in Scotland for the First Time
We’re joining forces with young Scots to create a healthier future for all young people.
Government Updates The Nutrient Profiling Model: A Turning Point for Children’s Health
Bite Back explains the Government's nutrient profiling model update and why it matters for protecting children from HFSS advertising.
From Not Bothered To Speaking Up
How joining Bite Back changed how Jomi sees junk food, young voices, and his own place in creating change.
Public Backs The Junk Food Ban, But Says It Isn't Enough
The January 5th junk food ad ban online, and on TV before 9pm has come into place, but Bite Back activists and public polling say it isn't enough.
The Fight Against Big Food Isn’t Over — It’s Just Started.
Bite Back activist Jonathan marks 5th Jan as a turning point for children's health, as the online, and on TV before 9pm ban on junk food ads finally comes into place.
Revision Notes to Real Change: Emily's Year At Bite Back
This year, I sat my GCSEs and got to be part of something much bigger: the movement to fix the food system.
STEPPING UP TO THE PLATE — OUR NEW CEO
Bite Back activist Kaz spills the tea on our new CEO, former UNICEF Child Health Specialist, D’Arcy Williams
Soft Drink Shake Up Is A Step Forward for Children's Health
We welcome the extention of the sugar tax to milkshakes and other sugar-packed milk-based drinks — and call on the Government to go further.