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Little Green Wiggly Machine heads to the Abbey Grounds


Street Food Wiggly Style! Cirencester Town Council is delighted to announce that The Wiggly Worm is bringing one of the UK's biggest food trends to Cirencester, Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds.


The Little Green Wiggly Machine will offer fabulously diverse street food dishes from August 2013. This specialist converted 1970's Citroen H Van will be mostly seen in the Abbey Grounds, Cirencester, as well as other parts of the county.


It is no ordinary street food truck though! Little Green Wiggly machine will be street food by day and food poverty at night.


The truck will help support The Wiggly Worm clients with work experience and the chance to gain confidence during the day and then, in the evenings and cold winter days, will be working as a Food Poverty Pop Up in areas of the county where it is known that people need regular, hot, good, nutritious food to grow.


The street food menus are global tastes and flavours, utilising the best of local and ethical food as much as possible. They embrace The Wiggly Worm's values on good health.


Cirencester Town Council is proud that by offering this opportunity to The Wiggly Worm, they are able to help those in food poverty. The pop up will need your support, and with each hot meal estimated to cost £2, by using the Little Green Wiggly Worm Machine in the Abbey Grounds, you are supporting this great cause.


For further information contact team@thewigglyworm.org.uk or info@cirencester.gov.uk


www.thewigglyworm.org.uk


Cirencester Scene Magazine 01285 659673 / 07875 071555 - info@cirencester-scene.co.uk 17


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