CPAG in Scotland: Media coverage archive

• Calton: 28 years later (31.08.08)
• Men in Glasgow's east end have life expectancy of 54 (29.08.08)
• East Ayrshire pupils now have to pay for school meals (29.08.08)
• Plea to bring back free school meals (21.08.08)
• 210,000 Scots children still live in poverty (11.06.08)
• The bottom line: £2.8bn a year (11.06.08)
• Anger as more young and old live in poverty (11.06.08)
• Child poverty in Scotland ‘may cost £1.75billion’ every year (22.04.08)
• Warning over £1.75bn cost of child poverty (05.04.08)
• Benefits 'should tackle poverty' (04.02.08)
• Free school meals should be extended to all (16.01.08)
• One in four can't afford to heat home (12.12.07)
• Child poverty group ‘needs Holyrood link’ (30.10.07)
• Some food for thought: the pupils getting lunch for free (23.10.07)
• Schools begin free meals scheme (22.10.07)
• Study reveals that poor diet in deprived children is not down to ignorance (30.09.07)
• Thousands need school uniform aid (24.09.07)
• 33,000 city families rely on grants to buy uniforms (21.09.07)
• Free school meals (21.09.07)
• Plea to tackle child poverty (26.04.07)
• Child Poverty: The Solutions (08.04.07)
• Our Poor Kids (02.03.07)
• Free school meals 'a Labour priority' (03.03.07)
• Promise of more free school meals (03.03.07)
• Nation's poverty focus for debate (02.03.07)
• The solutions to poverty are not so elusive (02.07)
• Bid to ban junk food from schools (11.09.06)

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For further information about CPAG in Scotland please contact:
John Dickie, Head of CPAG in Scotland
Ladywell
94 Duke Street
Glasgow, G4 0UW
Tel: 0141 552 3303
Fax: 0141 552 4404
email:jdickie@cpagscotland.org.uk