Food bank use is on the up and more and more people are turning to these support networks for help. A no-deal Brexit will mean food price rises of up to 30%. We must secure an affordable food deal with the EU.
Oh this is just a disgrace. Just give families a £30 voucher, and exclude booze, fags, whatever; but don’t pay somebody to insert themselves into the process and cream off a profit. That’s £5 of food, and somebody has kept £25 for themselves.
Victim-blaming Tories said parents use food vouchers for crack.
Turns out their donor pals are snatching £30 vouchers for £5 food parcels to hungry youngsters
Feed the kids. Stop the Tory Spivs. Profiting from child hunger is a moral crime.
Holiday Hunger:
Handing parents £5 in food & charging them £30 in food vouchers is disgusting.
Profiting from hunger & poverty. No firm should be permitted to prey on parents trying to feed their children.
Give parents the money to decide how to spend.
A few months ago, a Tory MP claimed free school meal vouchers were effectively used for crack dens & brothels.
Now working class families are receiving this instead of £30 food vouchers.
This isn’t £30 worth of food.
It’s disgraceful, disrespectful & downright unacceptable.
The Tories have given millions to their donors in contracts. They’ve wasted BILLIONS on inadequate PPE.
But THIS is what they think kids from the poorest families deserve?!
This isn’t just incompetence. It’s a failure of their priorities and their values. Shameful.
The images appearing online of woefully inadequate free school meal parcels are a disgrace.
Where is the money going?
This needs sorting immediately so families don’t go hungry through lockdown.
The idea that this is 10 meals worth of food is a joke.
It is worth just over a fiver, not £30.
This must be fixed urgently to stop children going hungry.
“Bureaucratic delays and the vast amount of paperwork will disrupt how we operate. Government must address this, or it will accentuate food poverty – trade problems will lead to price rises, and those on lower incomes could be left with less choice."
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Up to 20% of dairy products could be in "unfit state" for consumption if there are delays crossing into the EU at ports, says Peter Alvis, chair of the Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers.
He tells lords sub committee the short life products not on the priority list