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Lloyd, Susan; Lawton, Julie; Caraher, Martin; Singh, Gulab; Horsley, Kayt; Mussa, Fozia – Health Education Journal, 2011
Objective: To determine the availability and affordability of a healthy food basket and to model how those on low-incomes might manage. Design and methodology: After determining access and availability of key items from shops in two localities, called Deepdale and Ingol, a healthy food basket was developed. From this a week's healthy menu was…
Descriptors: Cultural Differences, Working Class, Mothers, Family Income
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Caraher, Martin; Lloyd, Susan; Lawton, Julie; Singh, Gulab; Horsley, Kayt; Mussa, Fozia – Health Education Journal, 2010
Objectives: To map food access in the city of Preston in the north-west of England in order to determine access, availability and affordability of healthy food options. Design and methodology: The research design employed a number of distinct methods including: surveys of shops; interviews with local people and shopkeepers; a cost and availability…
Descriptors: Research Design, Working Class, Health Promotion, Income
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Caraher, Martin; Dowler, Elizabeth – Health Education Journal, 2007
Background and Objective: Successive governments have promoted local action to address food components of public health. This article presents findings from research commissioned by the (then) London NHS Office, scoping the range of food projects in the London area, and the potential challenges to public health practice. Methods: Research followed…
Descriptors: Health Education, Small Businesses, Heart Disorders, Diseases
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Caraher, Martin; Cowburn, Gill – Health Education Journal, 2004
Background and Objective: This article sets out the findings from an analysis of food projects, with a particular emphasis on fruit and vegetables, from the 26 Health Action Zones (HAZs) in England and those taking place within the former NHS regional areas in 2001. The objective was to gather information on the existing practice to inform future…
Descriptors: Heart Disorders, Measures (Individuals), Foreign Countries, Public Policy