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Glasgow writes off school meal debt to 'stop children going hungry'

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Glasgow City Council has scrapped school meal debt to help struggling families. It is hoped writing off the debt will ease financial pressure on those who just miss out on meeting the criteria for free school meals. Families will have their debt cancelled if it is above the equivalent of one month's worth of meals.

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School meal debt to be scrapped in Glasgow

The council will use £300,000 of reserves to cancel the debt of parents behind with payments.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Glasgow writes off school meal debt to 'stop children going hungry'

It is hoped that scrapping the debt will ease financial pressure on families who just miss out on meeting the criteria for free school meals.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Council votes to scrap school meal debt to 'stop children going hungry'

The move is aimed at helping families dealing with the rising cost of living.

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Glasgow school meal debt to be written off as campaigners call for end to food poverty

Councillors also want to ensure no child goes hungry at school, while campaigners said the move would be a welcome help for struggling families.

1 year ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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