A food truck in Glasgow helped this man change his life; now heβs helping others do the same
2 June 2017
The Street & Arrow food truck in Glasgow has been credited with
The man who helps former offenders change their lives.
Meet Eddie Gorman from Street & Arrow in Partick, Glasgow.
Food is proving to be significant economic and social force in other parts of Scotland too.
In Edinburgh restaurants ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ and Social Bite donate profits to the homeless, .
But it’s not just in Scotland’s cities that the economic power of food is being felt.
Seaweed, for example, is that is hailed as nutrient-rich snack.
Scots has been and there have even been trials near Oban to exploit the .
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