Just wondered how many local campaigns were going on, and how much success everyone's having.
There was an article in The Londoner - the free paper put out by the Greater London Authority (Ken Livingstone's lot) - which said that Hammersmith and Fulham were moving fast to improve school dinners, and that Kensington and Chelsea - unbelievably! - were aiming to provide ORGANIC school dinners! What kind of dream come true is that?
Does anyone live in Kensington and Chelsea, who can tell me how they're planning to achieve it?
Merton, my borough, sadly but unsurprisingly was third from bottom out of 33 boroughs in a table showing uptake of school dinners. We're all just packing those damned sarnies.
The Merton parents' campaign now has a great website here and there's a big meeting tomorrow, 6 June, which should be on the telly.
I'd love to know what other areas are doing in response to Jamie Oliver's campaign - especially if they're going organic!