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The way forward is digital

Written by PSC Team
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21st Sep 2015 - 07:24

According to the Office of National Statistics, 38 billion Britons use the internet every day, and access to the internet using a mobile phone has more than doubled, from 24% to 58%, between 2010 a

Securing meal uptake support

Written by PSC Team
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29th May 2015 - 07:24

The beating heart of the School Food Plan is the drive to get more children eating healthy school meals.

Mid-morning milk

Written by PSC Team
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27th Apr 2015 - 07:24

Organised by Cool Milk as part of the company’s campaign to promote the new legislation that came into effect this year as part of the School Food Plan, a London school welcomed a celebrity guest a

Steady growth in food to go

Written by PSC Team
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27th Feb 2015 - 12:50

Lunch can be anything from a snack or a quick sandwich at your desk to a sit-down meal in a pub or a restaurant.

Better hospital food

Written by PSC Team
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9th Jan 2015 - 10:33

We’ve all seen the photos of unappetising meals snapped at patient bedsides that typically appear across the media whenever a story on hospital food hits the headlines.

This is the right way to go

Written by PSC Team
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20th Feb 2014 - 14:16
For various reasons, the standard and quality of lunches provided to children of primary-school age has been declining for many years now. Whether willingly or not, policy makers, and to some extent the teaching and catering professions, have effectively turned a blind eye to this. There are those who would argue that a blanket approach to providing all Key Stage (KS) 1 children with a free lunch is a retrograde step and a total waste of national resources, or that this approach should be limited to low-income families.