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Royston Community Pantry– G21 POSTCODE AREA ONLY – |
About the Pantry
Royston Community Pantry is a membership-based shop that provides good food at a subsidised rate. The Pantry will stock fresh, nutritional food such as fruit and vegetables, store cupboard staples like pasta, rice, tinned tomatoes as well as freshly made goods in a deli counter to offer a quality shopping experience.
Anyone who lives in the G21 postcode area can become a member of Royston Community Pantry for £2.50. They can then do a weekly shop for £2.50, which will provide a £10-15 worth of food. Members also have the option of paying a solidarity price of £3.50 per shop, to fund a small number of subsidised memberships.
How to Join
If you are interested in becoming a member, please pop into the Pantry to fill in an application form. We will need to see some form of ID, (e.g. a driving licence, birth certificate or passport) and proof of address (e.g. a utility bill) to process your application. If you don’t have these, please get in touch to discuss other options.
Alternatively please print out and complete a form before coming with your ID.
More Useful Royston Community Pantry Info
Contact Details & Times of Opening
Visit us
Roystonhill Community Hub, Royston
Opening hours:
Tuesday 16.00– 19.00
Wednesday 13.00- 16.00
Covid-19
Like other shops, due to the Covid-19 pandemic we will be using a number of measures to keep you and others safe:
- Max of 5 customers can be in the Pantry at a time.
- Masks must be put on before entering the Pantry.
- Social distancing of 2 metres must be maintained at all times.
- A one-way system will be in operation.
- Hand sanitiser will be available to use when entering and leaving the Pantry.
Royston Community Pantry will be managed by North Glasgow Community Food Initiative, for the community, so if you have any thoughts or ideas or would like to be involved, please get in touch.
Get involved
For regular updates on Royston Community Pantry, follow us on social media: www.facebook.com/RoystonCommunityPantry
Many thanks for support of Spire View Housing Association and funding from Scottish Government’s Communities Recovery Fund.