(2of2) but now after a round 30 counselling sessions around this subject, I’ve found the strength to say that I am not being a victim to this any more.
My success as a not for profit had me a target for trolls and online bullying from other organisations
It’s time to say no
Over the past few years we have been very active over on Facebook and YouTube
I always thought Twitter was a bit too formal and political for me but as it happens, that’s exactly want I want now
Online bullying is something we have been a victim of over the past 7 months (1of2)
@MarcusRashford I'm doing live videos on https://t.co/zfT3tvT026 every day with simple ingredients to make food for our children.
Food parcels at the moment are terrible, so we are doing what we can do to help but more people need our help and we are struggling to reach them
April 2020 - We were doing a show through lockdown called ‘let’s go cook’
You decided our ingredients and we made what we could from those. It was fun to keep kids entertained and give them some easy ideas to help you in the kitchen.
We featured on @BBCDevon too
March 2020 - this is when we started to be affected by COVID-19 and it’s powerful changes to the entire world.
Quite happy that we pulled out of our shop, but now with spare time on our hands so in partnership with The Thrive Project, we started cooking for homeless.
In early February of 2020 I found, viewed and completed paperwork to rent an old sandwich shop on Winner Street in Paignton.
The excitement was unreal!
We got down to the nutty gritty, the building was listed and didn’t allow us to have an extractor fan so we pulled out 😞
In January 2020 I dug out plans I designed when I was in the homeless shelter with my kids back in November 2018.
I adjusted the plans to suit a smaller venue and started looked for rent a small shop in my town to make a cooking venue for children and families on low income.