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About Caroline Walker

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The Caroline Walker Trust is dedicated to the improvement of public health through good food. Established in 1988 to continue the work of distinguished nutritionist, writer and campaigner Caroline Walker
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Caroline's style in her public and private lives was all of piece: tenacoius, endearing, funny, frank, and altogether memorable
- Geoffrey Cannon
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CWT produce evidence based reports which provide nutritional and practical guidelines to encourage eating well among specific vulnerable population groups.
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Caroline's style in her public and private lives was all of piece: tenacoius, endearing, funny, frank, and altogether memorable
- Geoffrey Cannon
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Better care through improved nutrition

Our 2018 lecture will hear from leading professionals on how diet management can improve outcomes for patients with chronic illness.
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Our lectures provide an opportunity for individuals from a range of backgrounds such as industry, science, media and government to come together and interact. The usual format is that of a keynote speech or series of lectures during the evening or at an all day event.
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Recent news from The Caroline Walker Trust and any relevant news stories on how we can improve the quality of food are featured below...

Our Latest News:

5th January 2022

Treasurer Trustee

Position Vacant

5th January 2022

The Caroline Walker Trust is entering a new phase with several projects and publications being launched in spring 2022. To support the brilliant efforts of our Board of Trustees and various committees, we are looking for a new Treasurer. The candidate needs to be a qualified accountant with experience in charity accounts and preferably past […]

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Bittersweet Brexit by the Food Thinkers

17th January 2019

The Centre for Food Policy announce their first Food Thinkers of 2019 with Dr Charlie Clutterbuck, discussing Bittersweet Brexit – where are we heading with our food and farming? Chaired by Professor Tim Lang. The seminar will take place on Wednesday 23 January at 5.30pm, here at City, University of London. With Brexit events moving […]

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