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Saturday, 12th December 2009

Children's Diet

MSPs to study sweets law after pupils reveal sour effect MSPs have agreed a law banning school shops from selling sweets needs to be reviewed after pupils told them it had forced them to close their fair trade 'tuck shop'.

One in six youths eats daily takeaways or ready meals ONE in six young people eat a readymade meal or takeaway every day, according to a poll.

SNP considers free meals for all primary pupils FREE school meals for all primary pupils could be introduced in Scotland as part of plans to tackle obesity levels in children.

Concern over junk food at leisure centres CRISPS and chocolate are on sale where children exercise despite being banned from schools and children's television, a charity said yesterday.

Pupils confined to school at lunchtime in junk food ban

Half-baked or good hygiene? Dundee bans home-cooking from school fetes

Healthier children say 'aargh' to sweets

Baby biscuits containing 'danger' fat to be removed from shelves

Junk food makes children fat but happy

Children from poorer areas have poorer diet, finds report

'Your children are too fat. Either they lose weight or we'll take them away'

How turning off TV helps children to lose weight

Diet - a social divide that starts aged two

Food for thought

Burning issue: Should junk-food adverts on TV be banned before 9pm?

Fresh call to tighten rules on junk food marketing

Call for ban on junk food ads in games

Teenagers' love of chips undimmed by national healthy food campaign

Junk food ads banned for TV shows aimed at under-16s

Pupils may lose hot meal in city bid to cut costs COUNCIL IN CRISIS

Taste for healthy food starts with mother's milk

Griffiths' bid to ban junk food adverts for children

Big breakfast not so Teenie for children

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