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Jonathan Nunn

Jonathan Nunn

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Editor, Vittles

London

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some sports. As a feature writer I've covered a variety of topics.Food and travel

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Total articles 144

  • Best of 2024 … so far: Hippy, capitalist, guru, grocer: the forgotten genius who changed British food - podcast

    By Jonathan Nunn, Simon Vance. Originally| The Guardian Verified Every Friday in August we will publish some of our favourite audio long reads of 2024, in case you missed them, with an introduction from the editorial team to explain why we’ve chosen it. This week, from January: Nicholas Saunders was a counterculture pioneer with an endless stream of quixotic schemes and a yearning to spread knowledge – but his true legacy is a total remaking of the way Britain eats.

    By Jonathan Nunn, Simon Vance. Originally · The Guardian

    Aug. 09, 2024

  • The Ten Best Bakeries in London

    By Jonathan Nunn| vittlesmagazine.com@ This article is part of Give Us This Day: A Vittles London Bakery Project. This is the last piece in this two-week series. We hope you’ve enjoyed it. To read the rest of the essays and guides in the project, please click here. And please share it far and wide! Note, the guides in this project are for subscribers only. The ten best all-round bakeries in the capital. By James Hansen, Jessica Wang, Jonathan Nunn, Ruby Tandoh, and Adam Coghlan. Illustration by Alex Brenchley.

    By Jonathan Nunn · vittlesmagazine.com

    Aug. 02, 2024

  • How The Sugar Tax Ruined Soft Drinks

    By Jonathan Nunn, Amelia Horgan, Owen Hatherley, Ophira Gottlieb| vittlesmagazine.com@ Good morning and welcome to Vittles Season 7: Food and Policy. Each essay in this season investigates how policy intersects with eating, cooking and life. If you wish to receive the Monday newsletter for free weekly, or to also receive Vittles Recipes on Wednesday and Vittles Restaurants on Friday for £5 a month or £45 a year, then please subscribe below.

    By Jonathan Nunn, Amelia Horgan, Owen Hatherley, Ophira Gottlieb · vittlesmagazine.com

    Feb. 20, 2024

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Vittles

Paul Vittles used to trade as The Vittles Organisation but now is a freelance consultant, researcher, coach, counsellor, facilitator, and keynote speaker. Projects are no longer taken on as commercial business. The decision to work on a project is now based on what value it will be to humanity, whether Paul will enjoy it, and the extent to which mental health awareness & understanding is factored in by all involved. All projects also serve the mission of "helping people and organisations to achieve sustainable success". Paul has a particular passion for suicide prevention - and is a member of the core team at The Jordan Legacy - but will also deliver talks or provide support for other 'social causes' where transformational change is needed to achieve social justice outcomes. Particular expertise in team visioning & team engagement to map out an inspiring, shared vision and engage around how to deliver it.

London, United Kingdom

Founded: 2010