Posted 22 hours ago
Fri 24 Apr, 2026 12:04 AM
Students at International Hall are being invited to share feedback on their meals as part of a new project exploring food waste in halls.
The project is being run by Mateusz, Student Sustainability Ambassador for International Hall, and aims to better understand why plate waste happens. Your feedback could help identify whether things like portion sizes, food choices, taste or quality are contributing to food being left uneaten.
How to take part
All you need to do is complete the feedback forms above after your meal. Each daily response counts as one entry into the prize draw.
The more often you share feedback, the more entries you’ll receive.
You could win a £10 gift card
Everyone who completes the form will be automatically entered into a random prize draw to win one of 20 £10 gift cards.
The winners will be selected on 1 June using a random number generator and contacted shortly after.
Gift cards will be either Love2Shop, which can be used at a wide range of retailers, or Amazon.
Why your feedback matters
Food waste is a big issue in halls and has a real environmental impact. When food is thrown away, it also wastes the energy, water and resources used to grow, transport, cook and serve it.
By reviewing your meal, you can help International Hall gather useful insights into what students enjoy, what could be improved and how food waste could be reduced in the future.
So, next time you eat at International Hall, take a moment to review your meal. Your feedback could help make a real difference to food waste in halls.
In accordance with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018, before completing the questionnaire please read the following information about how your data will be stored and used.
This questionnaire is administered by International Hall, University of London. For data protection queries, please contact Mateusz Patrocollo at m.s.patrocollo@lse.ac.uk
This form collects your responses to questions about the quality of catered food provision in International Hall. Participation is entirely voluntary. This form collects your name and your responses to questions about catering quality. Your name is collected in order to verify eligibility for prizes and to ask follow-up questions if you wish to do so.
Your responses will be used solely to assess and improve the quality of catering services provided to residents. The legal basis for processing your data is legitimate interests, specifically the improvement of services for the student community.
Your responses will be stored securely and accessed only by Gather+Gather and University of London staff, including members of the sustainability team like the sustainability ambassador. Individual responses will not be shared with third parties.
Your responses will be retained until the end of the academic year, after which they will be deleted.
Under UK GDPR, you have the right to access, correct, or request deletion of your personal data, as well as the right to object to or restrict its processing. To exercise any of these rights, please contact m.s.patrocollo@lse.ac.uk. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) at ico.org.uk.
By submitting this form, you consent to your name and responses being processed as described above. You may omit your name if you prefer to respond anonymously.
