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Plough pushes veg box plan to help community
Bristol Post
|August 08, 2025
IN the office above the Plough in Easton, Angelo Campolucci-Bordi and Harriet Waters are hard at work.

The two business partners are on a rising wave following a strong end to last month, when people were queueing along the street to get in the community pub to watch the Lionesses triumph in the Women's Euros.
There's no rest though, with all hands on deck preparing for The Plough's summer veg box campaign on Tuesday, when the pub will be sending out food parcels to people in need all over Bristol.
"We try to do one during the holidays (for) people not getting the food when they would get school meals and everything," Angelo said.
"It's a really tough time for families, during the school holidays, so it's a good little boost for us to be able to do this."
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