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Inspiring school of the month…

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7th Aug 2009 - 00:00
Planning a locally sourced meal triggered a plethora of food projects at St Francis Church of England Primary School in Oxford.

What makes a good restaurant website?

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7th Aug 2009 - 00:00
A good restaurant website will drive bookings, collect customer data, present your restaurant in the best possible light and provide your customers with the information they require quickly and easily

How stock management reduced waste at a countryside café

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6th Aug 2009 - 00:00
Farmer Eddie Cowpe started Huntley's in 2001 as a response to the foot-and-mouth crisis that had decimated his family business. The shop originally sold milk, home-made ice-cream and fresh meat.

Are healthy options the key to successful vending?

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3rd Aug 2009 - 00:00
The cost of energy in all UK schools is around £350M per annum. Schools release over 5 million tonnes of CO2/year, which is around 15% of total public sector emissions.

‘Managing waste and energy doesn’t cost the earth’

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30th Jul 2009 - 00:00
Colin Shiels, Environmental Officer for Pritchitts said: "Our environmental policies are high on our agenda and winning this award highlights the tremendous efforts made to improve energy and environm

Why do we let fires happen?

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28th Jul 2009 - 00:00
Euan Williamson, a firefighter with Lothian & Borders Fire & Rescue Service, was killed while attending a fire in a pub in the Balmoral Bar in Dalry Road, Edinburgh in the early hours of Sunda

Getting good food out to all the kids

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24th Jul 2009 - 00:00
Nottinghamshire County Council Caterer was the first Local Authority caterer in the country to provide all its schools – primary and secondary - with Food for Life Silver food.

Why the UK should produce more food, more sustainably

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22nd Jul 2009 - 00:00
"If people go hungry then political stability goes out of the window. This is a key lesson that Defra must learn from last year's food price hike when some countries ran short of food.