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.
The Latest
A Canteen Calamity: Why The English School Food Review Needs To Happen Now
11 May 2026
Bite Back activist Timandra speaks up on school food in England, and why we need more from the School Food Standards
The Rise Of Fast Food On Our High Streets
Our new report reveals Big Food is flooding our communities, particularly around schools and in disadvantaged neighbourhoods.
A Weekend Of Activism, New Beginnings And Reconnection
Srilakshmi and Zainab S reflect on the Bite Back summer residential and how it influences their journeys as activists.
We welcome House Of Lords' recipe for health
The House of Lords latest report calls for Government action following insights submitted by a Bite Back panel in Westminster in May.
We Won At The Third Sector Awards!
Our powerful, youth-driven brand takes top spot at the prestigious event celebrating the outstanding achievements of individuals and organisations operating in the non profit sector.
UK Mayors Pledge To Stop The Flood Of Junk Food Ads On Our Streets
For the first time, Mayors from across the country have joined forces to protect the health of children.
Youth Power in Peterborough
Celebrating change: How the Peterborough Youth Council championed healthy food advertising in their city — and won!
Research Unearths How Big Food Impacts Planetary Health
Our new report shows that the UK's Top 10 Food and Drink Manufacturers emit more greenhouse gases than the entire international aviation industry.
“Why Is My Local Area A Giant Ad Space For Junk Food?”
Bite Back activist Brooke speaks with the Obesity Health Alliance about her experiences being targeted by junk food companies.