Community first
The Great British Meat Run
Band together at your local pub, community centre, or café. Get your butcher or farm shop to agree a tray deal once the list is full — start with ten, push for twenty, go for thirty. Fresher, local meat — better prices — money kept in the town.
For locals
Better meat, better price
Fresh, local cuts without supermarket markups or long-haul supply chains. You know who raised it and how.
For pubs & cafés
Guaranteed footfall
Ten committed buyers means ten people through the door on pickup day. Drinks and food follow. Community buzz grows.
For butchers & farms
Clear stock, keep cash local
Move fresh stock quickly, set fair bundle prices, and build loyal, nearby customers instead of chasing supermarket buyers.
Print the poster, pin it up, fill in this week's deal, and get your first ten names — or keep going for twenty and thirty. Everybody wins.
Why this matters
Better meat without supermarket games
The problem
Supermarket meat travelled too far, tastes like nothing, and keeps getting pricier.
The gap
Farm shop and butcher quality is better, but the single-buyer price can sting.
The move
Band together for 10, 20, 30 trays. Unlock the local price, keep money with your traders and farmers.
Do it
Print the poster, fill this week's deal, and sign the names. Everyone wins — no waiting on government fixes.
Simple playbook
Run a Meat Run in 4 steps
No apps, no hassle. A poster, a promise, and your local network.
Print the poster
Download the A3/A4 PDF and put it up in your pub, café, community board, or workplace.
Agree the deal
Ask your local butcher or farm shop for a tray price if 10 people commit — and a sweeter one if 20 or 30 do. Write it on the poster.
Fill the list
Pubs and regulars rally round. Ten names locks it in. Twenty or thirty can unlock bigger packs or sharper prices.
Pickup day
Everyone collects from the pub or shop on the agreed day. The venue sees traffic, the shop clears stock, locals save.
Pubs & landlords
Guarantee a Friday crowd picking up their packs. Pint sales pay for the ink.
Butchers & farm shops
Fill a tray deal, clear stock before the weekend, and win repeat locals.
Residents & organisers
Be the one who rallies the street or the club. Ten signatures starts it; twenty or thirty turn it into a village habit.
Ready to run one?
Print the poster. Fill in this week's deal. Ten signatures turns it on; twenty and thirty make it golden. Keep the money in town and give your butcher or farm shop a fighting chance.