Dr Janet Walsh, who leads a specialist child and adolescent eating disorders unit at Priory Hospital in Altrincham, said a significant proportion of young people had identified school lessons focus
The University Caterers Organisation (TUCO) has confirmed that it is to build on the success of the first year of its relationship with the Sustainable Restaurant Association (SRA) and launch a co-
Holiday Kitchen was launched in 2013 in Birmingham by the Accord Group, to offer free and affordable meals and activities that improve children's well-being and educational opportunities.
Jo Nicholas, Children’s Food Trust nutritionist and head of evaluation, said: “Excess sugar is one of the biggest threats to children’s nutrition – at the moment, they’re having two to three times
Menus included a Victorian lunch, a Vintage Afternoon Tea and a Dig for Victory Lunch, in which AiP’s Showcase Chef, Jean Marc Bernard and AiP Catering Manager Nicola Jones, prepared a war time mea
50 students from The Leigh Academy served a gourmet three course luncheon to more than 375 guests at the Lashings All Stars v Leigh Academy celebrity cricket march hosted at Bexley Cricket Club on
The Peterborough team, made up of three Nene Valley school children and supported by school caterer Sarah Kirk, baked Butterfly Garden Party Cupcakes.
The contract caterer began providing their services to the special needs school on 29th June when they took over the service from Nottingham City Council.
Lead Association for Catering in Education (LACA) chair Carrieanne Bishop said Kellow had been a longstanding friend and supporter of the organisation and praised him for the help and advice he had
Barker, who is also director of accommodation and hospitality at University of Brighton, was presented with the award for her outstanding contribution to the cost sector catering industry.