This week, we’re in Scotland - home to hundreds of thousands of people living with food allergies - to highlight the work our charity is doing here and to issue an urgent call to action.

Early Education Minister Stephen Morgan was invited to join an Allergy School lesson with Yr 3’s.

Bethany was Natasha’s best friend. She was 14 years old when Natasha passed away. There has always been so much interest in how she is doing so I wanted to share the wonderful news, that Bethany got married!

In a significant and encouraging moment for the allergy community, Sir Keir recognised that allergy was an issue that needed a Government response

The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation was invited to give an opening talk at the Jersey Food Allergy Conference, the first event of its kind in the Channel Islands.

Natasha’s allergies didn’t define her confidence, character or stop her from achieving her milestones, ambitions and dreams.

The beautiful Emma Barnett, a BBC broadcaster, presented me with the Game Changer Award in honour of ‘…exceptional contributions to improving food safety and advocating for people living with allergies.’

No child should feel left out or unsafe because of their dietary needs. Here are some steps you can take to ensure your child is included and protected at their school...